How to use it
- Choose the network the caption is for. Each one gets a different length and style.
- Pick a tone and the language you want.
- Describe the post in a sentence or two. Details like names, places and numbers make captions better.
- Generate and copy the one you like, or generate more for new ideas.
Tips
Lead with the hook
The first line decides whether people keep reading. Start with the most interesting part, not the background.
One post, one message
Captions work best when they say one thing clearly. Save the second idea for another post.
End with something to do
Ask a question, invite a comment or point to the link. A clear next step gets more replies.
Adapt, don't copy-paste
LinkedIn readers expect more context than TikTok viewers. Tweak each version for the network it's going to.
Questions
Which networks does it write for?
Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, Threads and YouTube. The length and style change with the network you pick.
Will the captions include hashtags and emojis?
Where they fit the network, yes, and kept to a sensible number. You can always remove them before posting.
Can it write in other languages?
Yes: English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish.
Who owns the captions?
You do. Edit them, use them and post them wherever you like.