Automatic image issue fixing
Postly automatically corrects common image problems so users can keep moving without leaving the publishing workflow.
- Handles size issues
- Handles format issues
- Handles compression issues
Image editor
Postly already auto-fixes problematic images so teams do not get blocked by size, format, or compression issues during publishing. The next step is a smarter image editor for resize, crop, background removal, object removal via AI, and reusable media workflows across the composer and Media Library.
Release picture
Shipping now
The current value is operational reliability: Postly automatically fixes image issues that would otherwise slow down publishing.
Coming next
The roadmap adds a dedicated editor with basic editing controls, AI editing actions, and a shared system across the composer and Media Library.
Focus areas
Auto-fix before publish
Image issues around size, format, and compression are corrected as part of the publishing experience.
Editor roadmap
A more capable editing surface is planned for basic adjustments and AI-assisted changes.
Single editing system
Composer and Media Library will use the same editor so media workflows stay consistent.
Live now
The live capability is focused on avoiding publishing friction when source assets arrive with file issues.
Postly automatically corrects common image problems so users can keep moving without leaving the publishing workflow.
The current focus is making sure problematic assets do not block publishing operations at the last minute.
By fixing problem assets earlier, Postly makes image handling more dependable across multi-channel distribution.
Coming soon
The roadmap expands from auto-fix into hands-on editing, reusable assets, and AI-powered image changes.
The planned basic editor includes the fast, deterministic actions teams expect for everyday image preparation.
The AI layer is planned as an AI Studio Image Plan capability for more advanced image transformations.
Both quick edits in the composer and reusable asset edits in the Media Library are planned to use one system instead of separate editors.
How it fits
The rollout is intentionally sequenced: remove publishing blockers first, then introduce richer editing in a way that stays reusable across asset workflows.
Assets arrive in the composer or media workflow, even when they are not perfectly formatted for immediate publishing.
The current system focuses on correcting size, format, and compression issues so publishing can continue.
The upcoming editor adds deliberate adjustment controls, AI actions, and reusable edited versions for future posts.
Scoped roadmap
These boards separate the live publishing utility from the richer editing capabilities that are planned next.
The live image workflow is focused on fixing the types of asset problems that most often block or slow down publishing.
Why this matters
Fewer last-minute media blockers
Teams can move from asset selection to publishing with less manual troubleshooting.
A more dependable content workflow
Image handling becomes operationally safer instead of relying on external fixes every time.
What this unlocks
The long-term value is not just fixing broken files. It is bringing dependable preparation, visual edits, and reusable assets into one product flow.
Asset problems stop being a late-stage blocker for content teams and operators.
Basic edits and AI changes can happen close to the publishing surface instead of in disconnected tools.
Originals and edited versions can live in one asset workflow that supports both new posts and reused media.
Next step
Postly already removes some of the most common image blockers in the publishing flow. The next release expands that into a richer editor for both basic and AI-assisted changes.