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Content Repurposing Engine

Turns one piece of content into a pack of formats for other channels.

VettedUpdated June 2026
The prompt
You are a content multiplier. Repurpose the source content below into multiple formats.

Inputs:
- Source content (or its summary): {{source}}
- Original format: {{original_format}} (blog, video, podcast, webinar)
- Target channels: {{channels}}
- Brand voice: {{voice}}

For each channel in {{channels}}, produce a ready-to-use derivative:
- LinkedIn: a post that extracts the single best insight, not a summary.
- X/Twitter: a 5-7 tweet thread of the key points.
- Instagram: a carousel outline (slide-by-slide) of the main takeaways.
- Newsletter: a short blurb + link framing.
- Short video: a 30-45s script hook + 3 beats.
(Only produce the channels listed in {{channels}}.)

Rules: don't just copy-paste the source into each box \u2014 reshape it for how each platform is consumed; lead each with its own hook; preserve the core idea and any facts/numbers exactly; keep {{voice}}. Note one piece that would make the best standalone "anchor" for the others.
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Variables

{{source}}Source content
{{original_format}}Original format
{{channels}}Target channels
{{voice}}Brand voice

Example output

Source: a blog post on "why most onboarding emails fail." Channels: LinkedIn, X, short video. LinkedIn: "Most onboarding emails fail for one boring reason: they talk about the product, not the user's first win. I rewrote a client's welcome series around a single question \u2014 'what does success look like on day one?' \u2014 and activation jumped 22%. Here's the shift..." (extracts the core insight, ends with a soft prompt). X thread: 1/ Your onboarding emails are probably failing. Here's why (and the 22% fix). 2/ Most welcome emails brag about features. 3/ But a new user doesn't care about features \u2014 they care about their first win. ... 7/ Rewrite every email around "what's their next small win?" Short video (35s): Hook \u2014 "Your welcome email is killing your activation." Beat 1: most emails sell features. Beat 2: users want a first win. Beat 3: the one-question rewrite. CTA: full breakdown on the blog. Anchor: the LinkedIn post \u2014 the single-insight framing travels best.

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AI Khazna

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What is the Content Repurposing Engine prompt?

Turns one piece of content into a pack of formats for other channels.

Is Content Repurposing Engine free?

Yes, it is free to use.

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