Sharing a news story isn't just pasting a link — a plain link gets a tiny, often unpredictable preview card. A proper headline image post gets far more attention in-feed. Here's the full workflow, from a raw article to a finished, downloadable post.
Use the actual published headline, word for word, and the direct article URL — not the homepage. This keeps what you post traceable back to its source.
Open the tool, paste the headline into News Heading and the link into News Heading Source URL, then click Generate News Post.
The tool produces a short heading and a supporting question from what you typed. Check both against the actual article before moving on — see the note below on why this step isn't optional.
Click Copy Image Prompt and paste it into an AI image tool to generate a background — or skip this entirely and upload your own relevant photo instead.
Your heading and sub heading arrive pre-filled, with the heading already highlighted. Upload the image from step 4, fine-tune the crop, add a page name, and download.
Always fact-check before posting. The generated heading and question are produced by simple on-page logic, not a verified summary of the article — they're a fast starting draft, not a substitute for actually reading the piece. Misrepresenting a news story, even by accident through a careless auto-generated headline, can mislead readers and damage trust in whatever page is sharing it. Read the source, edit the wording if it drifts from what the article actually says, and keep the source link visible somewhere in your post caption when you publish.
Once you've done this a few times, the whole process — from a pasted headline to a downloaded post — takes well under two minutes.
Start with your next headline.