Everything about a post leaving your site, on one Sharing tab. Nothing loads from any network, so there are no third-party scripts, no counters and no tracking of your readers.
Twelve ways to share, your order
X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Threads, Pinterest, WhatsApp, Telegram, Reddit, email, Copy link and, on a phone, the device's own share sheet. Tick the ones you want and drag them into order. Each button is a plain link to the network's own share page, opened in a small window on a desktop.
Placed and styled your way
Above the article, below it, or both; a floating rail that stays beside the article on wide screens; a bar along the bottom on phones. Brand colours, one colour or outline; pill, round or square; small, medium or large; network names on or off; your own word beside them. A live preview on the tab shows every change at once.
Links that tell your stats where the visit came from
Shared links carry utm_source, utm_medium and utm_campaign, so Analytics and WP Conversion Tracker show which network sent each visitor. Copy link stays clean. Your X handle goes on as via.
Share what they select
A reader who selects a sentence in an article gets a small chip offering to post that sentence with your link on X or Bluesky, or copy it. Your best line travels, not just your title. [raix_share_quote] makes a pull quote with its own Post this buttons, and [raix_share] puts the row anywhere.
Share cards drawn for every post
The 1200 by 630 picture a link shows on X, Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp and Slack, drawn by the theme from the title, your mark or logo, your colours, the category, the date and the reading time. Six designs: Bold, Minimal, Light, Photo, Split and Stripe. No AI and no cost: drawn once, kept in your uploads folder, redrawn only when the title or the settings change. The home page and every category archive get one too.
The right picture every time
A post with a featured picture shares that; a post without one gets a card, so a share never lands blank. Or switch to Always the card so every share carries the title. Any post can pick its own design or a picture of its own from the Sharing and picture box on its edit screen, and a picture of your own always wins. Open Graph sizes, alt text, Twitter cards and article dates are filled in properly.
One panel under the editor, not seven side boxes
SEO, Sharing and picture, In short, the Accessibility check, Layout, Sidebar and Family Actions sit in one tabbed ResultsAiX panel right under the editor, wide and readable, the tab you used last kept open. Prefer separate side boxes? One setting.
The picture at the top of a post, whole
The featured picture shows in its own shape at full quality, not cropped to a banner and served at thumbnail size. Prefer the wide banner? One choice, site-wide or per post.