Social Studio — publish where people are
Open Social Studio →Social Studio closes the loop: the things you generate in Grafy become posts, scheduled campaigns and moderated conversations across your connected networks — without leaving the workspace that made them.
Walkthrough: compose, review, connect
Compose with a live preview
Pick the platform, write the caption and hashtags, and the preview renders the post the way that network will show it.
One feed for every network
Recent posts from all connected platforms in one stream, with engagement, permalinks and comments.
Connections
Connect once per network; each connection lists the page or account it maps to.
Going deeper
Platforms & post types
Connect Meta (a Facebook Page and its linked Instagram account arrive together), LinkedIn, Reddit, X and Threads. The platform pills drive the composer: each network swaps in its own post types (LinkedIn adds Articles, Reddit posts to a subreddit, Instagram is media-first) and its own rules, so the form only ever shows what the selected network can actually publish.
Composing & generating media
The compose tab is caption + hashtags + media with a live, network-accurate preview. Media can come from disk, from your Grafy sessions, or be generated in place — the compose form embeds the same image engine as Creator, so “make me a hero image for this post” happens without switching apps. Copy the caption out with one click, or publish/schedule directly once a network is connected.
The unified feed & moderation
The feed pulls your recent posts from every connected platform into one column — likes, comment counts, timestamps and a permalink to the original. Open any post's comments to read the full thread, including nested replies, and reply or moderate (hide) right there. The studio knows which comments are your own page's replies and hides the moderation control where the platform would reject it. Feeds are cached locally and refresh on demand, so browsing costs nothing.
Drafts & campaigns
Drafts hold posts that aren't ready — captions, media and target network saved together. Campaigns turn one-offs into a scheduled series: a themed run of posts planned across dates and networks, tracked in one place. Both feed the same publish pipeline as the compose tab, so promoting a draft into a campaign or publishing it immediately is one action.