Facebook Post Formatter

    Format your content for Facebook with character limit awareness.

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    Format your text with these tools before generating your thread

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    Your content will be intelligently split into multiple posts optimized to use at least 85% of each platform's 63,206-character limit for maximum engagement.

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    Tips for Facebook

    Optimize your content for this platform

    • Character limit: 63,206 characters per post
    • Optimal length: 40–80 words for highest engagement
    • Hashtags: Minimal; 1–3 relevant tags at most
    • Best practice: Posts with questions get more comments.

    What This Tool Does

    The Facebook Post Formatter helps you preview and structure your Facebook posts within the platform's 63,206-character limit. While Facebook supports very long text, well-formatted posts with clear spacing and structure consistently outperform walls of text.

    Whether you're writing a personal update, a group post, or a page announcement, this tool lets you check your character count and preview your content before publishing. Clean formatting means more people actually read your post.

    How to Use This Tool

    1. Paste your full text into the input area.
    2. The formatter shows a live preview with your current character count.
    3. Review the preview to ensure paragraphs are well-spaced and readable.
    4. If your content exceeds the limit, it will be split into separate posts.
    5. Copy the formatted text and paste it directly into Facebook.

    Tips for Better Results

    • Keep your opening line compelling — Facebook truncates longer posts behind a 'See more' link after a few lines.
    • Use line breaks between paragraphs. Dense text blocks get scrolled past on mobile feeds.
    • Posts between 40–80 words tend to get the highest engagement on Facebook, but longer narrative posts can also perform well if they're well-written.
    • Add a question at the end to prompt comments. Facebook's algorithm favors posts with meaningful interactions.
    • Avoid link-only posts. Write context around any link you share to increase click-through rates.
    • For Facebook Groups, match the tone and format the community expects. Group culture varies widely.

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