Creator UGC · product seeding · caption drafts
Turn a product brief into a believable creator post. This Instagram Post Generator builds the campaign image, places it in a feed preview, and drafts a caption and hashtags you can refine before publishing.
From product brief to feed preview
Define the product, audience, creator, and scene. Upload a product photo when packaging fidelity matters, or start from text for a completely original concept.
Creator campaign brief
3 creditsPost style
Feed format
Creates one 1K creator image plus a local caption draft. Review identity, hands, packaging, disclosure, claims, crop, and copy before publishing.
soramatcha
Paid partnership draft
Preview — no engagement data
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Draft caption · review before posting
Project-owned creator examples
Believable creator content keeps the product easy to see, the setting relevant, and the person natural. These original examples avoid borrowed influencer likenesses and real brand packaging.
A quiet morning routine, honest skin texture, direct eye contact, and a clearly held amber serum create a credible first-person product moment.
A bright home café, a friendly creator, and a visible layered drink turn one simple benefit into a feed-ready lifestyle story.
Creator campaign presets
Each preset combines a fictional product, audience, creator type, UGC scene, palette, and feed format. Load one, then replace every detail with your own campaign brief.
How it works
The page separates the creator image from the feed interface and caption. That keeps the generated media reusable while the surrounding copy stays editable.
Name the product, real benefit, intended audience, creator type, and setting. Specific context prevents the generic stock-photo look that weak AI social content often inherits.
The existing image workflow produces one creator-led campaign image. An optional uploaded product reference switches the request to reference-guided generation.
Check the person, hands, package, crop, caption, hashtags, disclosure language, product claims, and brand voice. Regenerate the image or rewrite the copy before publishing.
Avoid the generic AI look
Research repeatedly surfaced the same failure modes: robotic captions, weak product visibility, inconsistent brand direction, and content that looks polished but says nothing specific.
Choose an adult creator archetype, believable setting, camera feel, and expression. Avoid vague requests such as “beautiful influencer with product.”
A clean front or three-quarter product photo gives the model a stronger packaging reference. Still inspect shape, colors, label details, and hand contact closely.
Reuse the same creator direction, lighting, palette, and setting across a campaign. For a carousel, brief every slide as one storyboard instead of isolated images.
The included caption is a starting draft. Replace generic phrasing with your real voice, approved claims, required sponsorship disclosure, and a useful call to action.
Honest production limits
The tool accelerates concepting and creator-style media. It does not guarantee exact packaging, a real endorsement, policy compliance, or campaign performance.
Each creator-image draft uses 3 credits. The feed preview, caption draft, and hashtag draft are included on the page; regenerate only when the campaign image needs a new direction.
Same Basic plan, billed yearly at the lowest Basic rate.
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Best balance of yearly volume and price per restore.
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Maximum yearly volume at the lowest price per restore.
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Frequently asked questions
What the tool generates, how product references work, why the portrait ratio needs a crop check, and which campaign decisions remain yours.
An Instagram Post Generator turns a product brief into a creator-style campaign image and a draft feed post. This page combines brand, product, audience, creator, scene, palette, and format controls, then assembles the result with an editable caption and hashtags.
Yes. Signed-in users can upload one JPG, PNG, or WebP image as a product reference. The image workflow is asked to preserve the packaging, but you must still verify the label, colors, shape, proportions, and any product claims in the result.
It creates a deterministic caption and hashtag draft from the campaign brief. This version does not run a second language-model request for the copy. Rewrite the draft in your real brand voice and check disclosure, claims, and relevance before publishing.
Not directly. The current image endpoint supports 3:4 and 1:1 rather than native 4:5. Portrait prompts protect a centered 4:5-safe crop, but you should crop the selected image to 1080 × 1350 and inspect the face, hands, and product again.
This version generates one image at a time. You can reuse a preset for several slides, but a production carousel needs a storyboard, repeated creator and palette constraints, consistent cropping, and a separate review for every slide.
No. The generated person is fictional and does not provide a real endorsement. Use the result as creative campaign media only when that use is lawful and transparent, and never invent customer experiences, creator partnerships, performance metrics, or engagement counts.
One product. One creator angle. One believable post.
Start with the real product benefit, choose a creator your audience can believe, and review the full feed post before it goes anywhere near publish.
Build a creator post