A Chrome extension that turns any page into a post
SocialFaktory for Chrome writes a post about the page you are reading, in your brand's voice, for X (Twitter), LinkedIn or Facebook, and schedules it without leaving the tab. Product pages become UGC video ads, and any link you right-click waits in your swipe file.
Chrome extension
- Credits to write a post
- 3
- Scripts run on your pages
- 0
Chrome extension: what it does
- 01
The Chrome extension writes a post about the page you are on, in your brand's voice, for X (Twitter), LinkedIn or Facebook.
- 02
The Chrome extension schedules that post at the time you pick, or keeps it as a draft.
- 03
The Chrome extension turns a product page into a UGC video ad and shows the price in credits before anything runs.
- 04
The Chrome extension saves any link to your swipe file with a right-click, so the idea is still there when you sit down to write.
Chrome extension: how it works
- Step 1
Click it on any page
Open an article, a product page or your own site and click the SocialFaktory button.
- Step 2
Pick your take
Choose the brand and the channel, then edit the post it wrote in your voice.
- Step 3
Schedule it
Pick a time or keep it as a draft. The post goes out with the rest of your queue.
Chrome extension: questions
Is there a SocialFaktory Chrome extension?
Yes. Add SocialFaktory from the Chrome Web Store, sign in with your SocialFaktory account, and open it on any page.
What does the extension read on the page?
Nothing, unless you ask. When you click, it sends the address of the page or link you act on, the address of an image or a video you pick, and a picture of the visible part of the tab when you ask it to recreate what is on screen. It reads nothing else on the page, runs no scripts on the sites you visit and sells no data.
Which channels can it post to?
It writes and schedules posts for X (Twitter), LinkedIn and Facebook. The videos you make from it wait in your SocialFaktory account.
What does it cost?
Writing, videos and scheduling use your SocialFaktory plan. A post costs 3 credits to write, and every video shows its price in credits before it runs.
Ready to retire the shoot day?
Your first video takes about 7 minutes. Nothing goes live until you schedule it.
Rated 4.9/5 by 180+ content teams · First video in about 7 minutes · Nothing goes live until you schedule it