Drop your stuff. Get a post.
Drop it everywhere.
Weblink, tweet, article, product, photo, or just text. Pick a style — posters, mockups, polaroids, banners — tweak it, download. No AI. No signup.
URL, text, or your own photos. We pull title, image, and source so you don't have to.
28+ hand-tuned styles. Posters, device mockups, polaroid collages, banners. Tweak colors, swap photos, change size.
One click to clipboard or a high-res PNG sized for any platform. Drafts live in the URL — bookmark and share works-in-progress.
Questions, answered
+What is Post Drop Kit?
Post Drop Kit is a free tool that turns a link, tweet, article, product page, photo or plain text into a social-ready post image. Pick from 28+ styles and 8 platform sizes, tweak it, then copy or download.
+Is it really free?
Yes — completely free, with no signup, no account, and no paywall. There is no premium tier.
+Do I need an account?
No. There is no login or database. Your draft is encoded into the URL itself, so you can bookmark or share a work-in-progress and pick it up later.
+Does it use AI?
No. Post Drop Kit does not rewrite your text or generate content with AI. It pulls the title, image and source from a page's Open Graph tags, and you control the rest.
+What sizes and platforms are supported?
8 sizes covering Square, Portrait, Story, Landscape, YouTube Thumbnail, YouTube Banner, LinkedIn Link Preview and LinkedIn Banner.
+Can I use my own photos?
Yes. Drop a photo into the home page, or swap any image while editing. Photos stay in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server.
+How do I export the final image?
One click to copy the image straight to your clipboard, or download it as a high-resolution PNG sized for the platform you picked.
+Why didn't my link import the title or product image?
Post Drop Kit reads a page's Open Graph tags to pull the title, image and source. Some sites — especially big retailers like H&M, Zara and Nike — sit behind bot protection (Akamai, Cloudflare, PerimeterX) or render their product pages with JavaScript, so a server-side fetch only sees a near-empty shell with no preview metadata. When that happens, the import comes back blank or partial. You can still build the post: paste the title manually, drop your own product image into the editor, and pick any style. It's the site, not the kit.