ViralFarm turns a blog post, Substack issue, or newsletter link into a batch of ready-to-post social content — takeaway carousels, quote cards, listicles, and Pinterest pins that all point readers back to the original piece.

Paste the URL. ViralFarm reads the actual piece — its argument, examples, and quotable lines — pulls the images from the post, and writes each promo around one real idea from it, in your voice.

No. Each post in a batch takes a different angle on the same piece: the core takeaway, a myth it corrects, a quotable line, a numbered list, a behind-the-research note. One essay becomes a week of posts that never read the same twice.

No. The copy is grounded in the page itself, and the prompts explicitly forbid inventing statistics, quotes, or claims the source does not contain. What you wrote is what gets promoted.

Yes. Pinterest is a search engine, so pins get keyword-native titles and descriptions tied to your post — one of the most durable traffic sources for written work. Instagram and TikTok carousels carry the hook and the CTA back to the full piece.

Yes. Any public post URL works — Substack, Ghost, WordPress, Medium, or your own site. You can also paste a topic or raw text if the piece is not published yet.

Yes. Sign up free with Google — no credit card required. You get 50 free credits, enough to run your latest post through and see the output before paying anything.

Yes. Approve the batch once and the built-in scheduler publishes to Instagram, Pinterest, and TikTok for you — so the week after your issue goes out promotes itself while you write the next one.