Turn Your art into a week of posts, in minutes.
Make art when inspiration hits. Keep it visible all month.
Drop a few pieces while the ideas are flowing. xpost turns them into posts you can shape and approve, then schedules them across the month—so your work keeps meeting new people while you get back to creating.
Drop your art here
Drop 3-5 artworks. JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF or HEIC.
Your files stay private, are deleted after 24 hours if you don't sign up, and are never used to train anything.
A steady rhythm, without a daily posting habit.
Good work isn’t discovered all at once.
Not everyone who might love your work will see it on the day you post. Prepare a batch while you’re inspired, then let it appear over the weeks that follow—without turning your practice into a daily content routine.
- Make art when inspired
- Shape it into posts
- Let them go out on time
Make a batch today. Let it travel on the days you choose.
Add posts to your queue, schedule them ahead, and see the whole month at a glance.
Organise your gallery.
Keep your images, videos and files organised in one place and ready for your next post.
See how your posts perform.
Views, engagement and followers for every account, in one place. See which posts worked, and do more of that.
- 1The Ten of Clubs, photographed at last. The full deck is out Friday.Instagram12.4k
- 2Three tens, three artists, one deck. Which one is yours?TikTok8.1k
Your AI can post. You stay in control.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT, ask for a post, and approve it right in the chat. xpost handles the publishing so you can keep creating.
Built for artists, by an artist.
A starting point, not a caption factory
The AI drafts in your tone. You read and change every word before anything goes out.
One upload, adapted for each format
Stories, pins and carousels are shaped for you, and you see every version before it goes. Want your own crop? The editor is there.
A human who answers
When you need help, you talk to the person who built xpost. Not a bot.
“I built xpost so more time could go to creating – not to posting.
I run Playing Arts, a project that turns artists’ work into decks of playing cards. Social media is one of the main ways people discover us, so posting regularly matters — but I was tired of doing the same work across Instagram, X, Threads and the rest. I wanted to plan everything in one place, have every post go out when it should, and know it actually went live. And when I started using ChatGPT and Claude for work, I wanted to simply tell them what to post and let xpost handle the rest. So I built the tool I wanted to use every day.”