From your website to social media, in seconds.
Your website already says who you are, what you sell and who you sell it to. That is the same information a month of social posts needs — so the copy, the images and the calendar can start from your URL instead of from a blank page.
The gap between having a website and having a feed
Most small businesses solve the website once and then face social media every week forever. The website is a project with an end; the feed is a treadmill. And the treadmill needs the same raw material the site already contains: positioning, products, tone, audience.
So the work is not really writing. It is re-deriving what you already wrote, in a different shape, forty times a month, while running the business. That is the part worth automating — and the part that is automatable, because the source is already published.
Four steps, start to finish
Give it your URL
yourwebsite.com — a landing page, a shop, a booking page or a one-pager. No site? A short description of the business works instead.
Fluxary analyzes your business
It reads the pages and extracts a brand kit: name, tagline, value proposition, tone of voice, audience, industry, colours and logo. You see the result and can correct anything before generating.
AI generates the content
Post copy for LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook, an image for each post in your brand colours, video where it fits, and a full month laid out on a calendar.
Schedule or post now
Review each post, edit what you want, then approve. Approved posts publish at the time you set, in your timezone — or immediately, if you would rather.
What comes out the other end
- A month of posts, each one already written for the channel it goes to
- An AI image per post, in your colours — no stock photos, no Canva session
- Video posts without a camera, an editor, or a render queue you have to babysit
- A calendar with dates and times, not a folder of files you still have to schedule
- The whole thing reviewable in one sitting: approve, tweak, or regenerate
What "analyzes your business" actually means
Vague claims about AI understanding your brand are easy to make, so here is the concrete list. From your site, Fluxary extracts and stores:
- Identity — business name, tagline, logo and brand colours, which then drive every generated image.
- Positioning — the value proposition and the problems you say you solve, which is what problem-awareness posts are built from.
- Offer — products and services, with their own descriptions, so a post about a product is about your product.
- Audience — who you are talking to, which changes vocabulary, examples and the level of jargon.
- Tone of voice — formal or blunt, technical or plain, so the posts do not read like a different company wrote them.
- Industry — decided by the model reading your site, not by you picking from a dropdown. It matters more than it sounds: it is what stops a bakery from getting a picture of a laptop on a desk.
You see all of it in the brand kit before anything is generated, and you can edit any field. Getting the tone wrong once is cheap to fix; getting it wrong across forty posts is not, which is why the brand kit is a checkpoint and not a hidden step.
What happens on publish day
An approved post is queued for its scheduled time and published through the platform’s official API — Facebook Pages, Instagram Business or Creator accounts, and your LinkedIn profile. If a connection has expired, the post waits and you are told which account needs reconnecting, rather than the post failing silently.
Put this on autopilot
Paste your URL and get a month of branded posts, images and video — ready to approve.
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial — 12 credits, card required, cancel before it ends and you're not charged. Plans from $19/month after that.
Start your free trial →Frequently asked questions
What if my website is only one page?
That is usually enough. A landing page states what you do, for whom and why it matters, which is what the brand kit needs. Sites with product or service pages give the generator more specific material to work from.
What if I do not have a website at all?
You can describe the business in a few sentences instead. The brand kit is built from that text, and everything downstream works the same way.
Does it just copy the text from my site?
No. The site is the source of facts — positioning, products, audience, tone — and the posts are written for social, per channel. You can edit any caption before it publishes.
How long does the first pass take?
Analysis is quick; generating a month of posts with an image each takes longer, and the calendar fills in as it goes. You do not have to wait on the page for it to finish.
Can I change what it got wrong about my brand?
Yes. Every brand kit field — name, tagline, tone, audience, colours, industry — is editable, and regenerating after a correction picks up the new version.
Do I need to connect my social accounts before generating?
No. You can generate and review content first and connect accounts later. Connections are only needed to publish or schedule.