Make a week of posts in one go
Choose your platforms and topics and everyclik creates a whole batch of posts at once, then drops them straight onto your calendar.
- Generate many posts in a single click
- Balanced across your topics automatically
- Lands ready to review on your calendar
Batch creation
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Batch creation, explained
Batch creation generates many posts at once instead of one at a time. You choose the platforms and topics, and everyclik drafts a full set of posts, balanced across your content topics and written in your voice, then drops them onto your calendar ready to review. It is the fastest way to go from an empty week to a planned one. Batching is also how consistent creators actually work: set aside one short session, produce a week or a month of content, then let it publish on schedule.
How it works
Choose platforms and topics
Tell everyclik what to cover and where.
Generate the batch
A full set of posts is drafted in one go.
Review on your calendar
The posts land ready to tweak and schedule.
How many posts can I create at once?
Enough to fill a week or more in a single run. You set the platforms and topics, and everyclik produces a balanced batch rather than making you write each post individually. It is built for the way consistent creators work: produce in bulk, then publish on schedule.
Are batch posts balanced across my topics?
Yes. The batch follows your content-topic mix automatically, so you do not end up with seven promotional posts in a row. Everything lands on the calendar where you can review, edit or reorder before it goes out.
Frequently asked questions
What is batch creation?
It generates a whole set of posts at once, balanced across your topics and ready on your calendar, instead of writing them one by one.
Do batch posts go straight live?
No. They land on your calendar to review, edit and schedule, so you stay in control.
Will the batch be on-brand?
Yes. Every post in the batch uses your voice profile and content topics.
How does this save time?
You plan a whole week or month in one short session instead of scrambling for something to post each day.
Last updated June 2026