Choose your source
Use all active Pages or select a Page Group to define where Upnext should look for reusable posts.
Find previously published posts, choose what deserves another run, and add fresh copies back to your publishing queue without rebuilding every post manually.
Open your published content, launch Evergreen, choose how Upnext should select posts, then add fresh copies back to the publishing queue.
Reuse previously published Facebook posts and add fresh copies to your publishing queue.
Upnext turns your published content history into a reusable source for future publishing.
Use all active Pages or select a Page Group to define where Upnext should look for reusable posts.
Choose Top Traffic, Favorites or Random depending on whether you want performance-led or broader content reuse.
Look back over the last 7, 30 or 90 days, or use your full published history.
Select how many posts to recycle and add the resulting copies to your normal publishing workflow.
Instead of manually scrolling through old posts, Upnext gives you several practical ways to choose reusable content.
Rank previously published posts using tracked clicks and prioritize content that already proved it can drive traffic.
Mark useful posts as favorites and turn that curated set into a source for future publishing batches.
Choose random previously published posts when you want broader reuse without selecting each item manually.
Recycle from recent 7-day, 30-day or 90-day periods, or search across all previously published content.
Use a Page Group as both the content scope and the destination group when managing multiple Facebook Pages.
Choose the number of posts you want to recycle and add multiple fresh copies to the publishing queue in one action.
Evergreen content is still useful after its first publication. Recycling gives strong posts another opportunity to reach readers who did not see them the first time. For a practical selection, review and rescheduling process, read our guide to recycling Facebook posts and rescheduling evergreen content.
Clear answers about reusing evergreen Facebook posts with Upnext.
Find proven or saved content, create fresh copies and keep your queue moving without recreating every post manually.
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