Write with AI on the Publish everywhere page drafts the post text, hashtags and a YouTube title from a few words of yours. How it works and its limits.
On the Publish everywhere page, the Write with AI button turns a few words of yours into a ready post: the text, hashtags, and a YouTube title when YouTube is one of the networks. It writes for the networks you picked, and when the text is too long for one of them, it prepares a shorter version for that network only. Nothing is published by the AI. The text lands in the box, you change what you want, and you press Publish yourself.

| Symptom | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| "Write a few words about the video and the AI will finish a post for every network." | The box is empty and the file name says nothing | Write one line about the video |
| "The AI could not write right now. Try again in a minute." | A short failure | Wait a minute and press again; it does not count |
| A message that today's AI suggestions are used | The daily number of your plan is reached | Write the text yourself, or wait until tomorrow: AI suggestions are paused" or "AI editing is paused |
| The text has a wrong name or fact | The AI only knows what you wrote | Fix it by hand before publishing |
| Red "over the limit" on one network | Your own text is too long for it | Press Shorten for this one, or Write with AI |
Related: Adjust the post for each network, Publish a finished video to social networks, Schedule social media posts to several networks at once, Post a photo or a text to several networks at once.
No. It only fills in the text. You review it and press Publish or Schedule yourself.
No. When you already wrote a text, its proposal appears in a separate box and is used only if you press Use this.
It writes in the language of your words, so a Hebrew hint gives a Hebrew post. Always read the hashtags before publishing.
There is a daily number by plan, higher on Pro and Studio. Attempts that fail do not count.
Those networks allow shorter posts. When your main text is too long for one, the AI puts a shorter version in that network's own text.
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