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Anything you’ve made can become something else without starting over. The material, the angle, and your voice carry across; only the format changes.

What turns into what

That last row is the one people miss. Ask for a multi-format pack and one idea comes back as a post, a carousel, an infographic and more together, rather than one at a time.

Starting from something you just made

The quickest route is the buttons under a result. After a draft you’ll see Create infographic from this post alongside Generate hooks for this post, Generate CTA options, and Write pinned comments. These already hold the draft as context, so nothing is re-explained. Use them in preference to describing the post again in a new message.

Starting from something older

You can also point at material that isn’t in the current thread:
  • “Turn my last post about pricing into a carousel”
  • “Make an infographic from the case study in my library”
  • “Turn this into a video script” — with a file attached
  • “Take this bookmark and give me my own version as a post”
Depost AI needs something concrete to work from, so name it — one of your posts, a bookmark, a library document, a viral post, or an attachment. See attachments for bringing in a specific file.

Repurposing is not reformatting

A carousel is not a post cut into slides, and an infographic is not a post with a picture. Each format rewards something different — a carousel wants one idea per slide, an infographic wants a single comparison or framework, a video script wants a spoken rhythm. Depost AI adapts the material rather than repackaging it, which is why the output is worth reviewing rather than shipping straight out.
Repurpose what worked, not what you just wrote. Ask which of your posts performed best, then turn those into other formats. A good post in three formats beats three mediocre new ones.

Create a post

The draft most repurposing starts from.

Longer formats

Post series, video scripts, and lead magnets.

Analyze your content

Find the posts worth repurposing.

Attachments

Point at a specific file to work from.