Use case

AI Social Media Post Generator

Turn campaign messages into scroll-stopping AI social media images for launches, LinkedIn campaigns, brand announcements, and recurring content.

Go from a campaign thought to a visual direction your team can react to, refine, and publish.

  • Build around one clear campaign idea
  • Carry brand cues across multiple formats
  • Explore feed, story, cover, and announcement variations
AI Social Media Post Generator

Visual direction preview

Go from a campaign thought to a visual direction your team can react to, refine, and publish.

Starter credits included

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6 AI social media post prompts with generated results

Use complete launch, LinkedIn, announcement, event, education, and seasonal briefs to direct the focal point, brand system, and space for final copy.

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Fresh green matcha drink product launch visual with campaign copy space
Prompt example 01

Product launch visual

Prompt

Social media product launch visual for an unbranded premium matcha drink, one matte aluminum can centered among layered fresh-green paper shapes, realistic condensation, crisp studio highlights, energetic editorial composition, bright green, cream, and black palette, wide landscape frame with a clean upper-right text-safe area for campaign copy, polished advertising photography, no rendered words, label text, logo, or watermark.

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Geometric B2B LinkedIn campaign visual about AI productivity
Prompt example 02

LinkedIn campaign visual

Prompt

LinkedIn campaign cover illustrating practical AI productivity, a refined modular desk scene built from cobalt-blue geometric blocks, warm cream surfaces, one silver laptop, simple dimensional workflow symbols moving from idea to finished task, confident premium B2B editorial style, soft directional light and precise shadows, landscape composition with generous headline-safe space on the left, no rendered words, logos, or watermark.

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Colorful folded-paper brand announcement visual with text-safe space
Prompt example 03

Brand announcement visual

Prompt

Social media brand announcement visual for an independent design studio, one sculptural folded-paper megaphone surrounded by coral, lemon-yellow, cobalt, and black modular shapes, bold editorial still life, subtle paper grain, upbeat confident mood, crisp studio lighting, balanced landscape composition with an open center-right area for announcement copy, no rendered words, letters, logos, or watermark.

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Colorful neighborhood night market announcement with central copy space
Prompt example 04

Community event announcement

Prompt

Social media event announcement visual for a neighborhood night market, a lively overhead arrangement of colorful paper lanterns, ceramic food bowls, fabric bunting, and small market tokens on a deep teal surface, warm coral, saffron, mint, and cream palette, tactile handcrafted textures, energetic but organized editorial composition, landscape frame with a clean central text-safe area for event details, no people, rendered words, letters, logos, or watermark.

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Editorial carousel cover with four creative brief symbols
Prompt example 05

Educational carousel cover

Prompt

Educational social media carousel cover about building a better creative brief, one open notebook surrounded by four clearly separated dimensional symbols for audience, message, visual direction, and review, crisp cobalt, warm white, coral, and black palette, approachable editorial illustration with soft shadows, strong visual hierarchy, landscape composition with generous headline-safe space in the upper left, no rendered words, letters, numbers, logos, or watermark.

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Warm autumn community campaign still life with copy space
Prompt example 06

Seasonal community campaign

Prompt

Seasonal social media campaign visual celebrating an autumn creative community, layered rust-red, golden-yellow, moss-green, and cream paper leaves flowing around a central handmade ceramic cup and sketchbook, soft directional afternoon light, rich paper and clay textures, warm inclusive editorial still life, balanced landscape composition with open space on the right for campaign copy, no readable text, logo, people, or watermark.

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Design a campaign system, not a single disposable post

Build a recognizable visual language across launches, announcements, seasonal moments, and recurring content.

Designed forSocial and content teamsLaunch marketersSmall brands and creators
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Stop the scroll

Lead with one visual idea, a deliberate focal point, and platform-aware composition.

02

Stay on brand

Carry color, product cues, and art direction from one post into the next.

03

Create variations

Explore feed, story, cover, and announcement directions from one campaign brief.

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The campaign prompt blueprint

Treat the prompt like a compact creative brief: clarify the message first, then direct hierarchy, brand signals, and format.

  1. 01

    Message

    What is the one thing someone should understand in a second?

  2. 02

    Focal point

    Choose the product, person, headline area, or visual metaphor that leads.

  3. 03

    Brand system

    Define palette, materials, typography mood, and recurring graphic devices.

  4. 04

    Platform

    Name the placement and leave intentional space for copy or interface overlays.

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From brief to visual direction

Three focused steps bring the first generation closer to a useful result.

  1. 01

    Clarify the message and audience

  2. 02

    Direct the focal point and brand system

  3. 03

    Generate platform-aware variations and refine

06 · FAQ

FAQ

Practical answers about generation, credits, and final production.

Can it create text-heavy layouts?

It can establish composition, hierarchy, and text-safe areas. Important final copy should still be typeset, proofread, and reviewed before publishing.

How do starter credits work?

New accounts can start free with included credits. Credits are consumed based on model, size, and generation settings.

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Give the next campaign a visual starting point

Use a campaign-ready prompt, then adapt the message, brand palette, and platform format.

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