Social Media Prompts

Prompts for captions, hooks, short video scripts, threads and replies.

GRAB & GO PROMPTS

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Instagram Caption Options

Gives five caption options for one photo or reel, written in your voice.

Act as a social media writer for a small account. Write five caption options for one Instagram post, using only what I tell you about it. Make them different: one short (under 125 characters), one that tells a mini story, one that asks a real question about the post, one practical, one playful. Put the main point in the first line. Do not invent facts, results, quotes, prices or trends. Avoid clickbait the post does not deliver and engagement bait such as 'tag three friends' or 'like if you agree'. Add a call to action only where it fits naturally. Return a numbered list with the character count after each caption. Quality check: confirm every caption matches what the post really shows. What the post shows (photo or reel): [DESCRIBE THE POST] My account and voice: [WHO YOU ARE AND HOW YOU SOUND] My audience: [WHO FOLLOWS YOU]
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Short Video Hook Lines

Writes ten spoken opening lines for the first three seconds of a short video.

Act as a short-form video editor who writes opening lines. Write 10 hook lines for the first three seconds of a short video on the topic below. Each hook is spoken, under 12 words, and promises only what the video really delivers. Use different approaches, such as a direct question, a surprising detail from my material, a common mistake, a before and after, or a plain statement of what the viewer will learn. Label each hook with its approach. Do not invent statistics, results, quotes or trends. Avoid clickbait and engagement bait. After the list, pick the three strongest and give one sentence on why. Quality check: every hook must be answered by the content I describe. Topic and what the video covers: [TOPIC AND KEY POINTS] Platform: [TIKTOK, REELS OR YOUTUBE SHORTS] My audience and speaking style: [WHO WATCHES AND HOW YOU TALK]
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Short Video Script With Shots

Writes a 30 to 60 second script with a shot list you can film on a phone.

Act as a short-video scriptwriter. Write a script of 30 to 60 seconds on the topic below. Present it as a table with the columns Time, What I say, What is on screen, Text overlay. Open with a one-line hook, cover two to four points from my material, and close with one clear next step for the viewer. Assume about 2.5 spoken words per second and show the word count. Use only the facts I give you. Do not invent statistics, results, quotes or trends, and do not promise anything the video does not show. Keep every shot filmable with a phone and the items I list. Quality check: cut any line that does not earn its seconds. Topic and key points: [TOPIC AND POINTS] What I can film: [LOCATION, PROPS, WHO IS ON CAMERA] Platform, audience and tone: [WHERE IT WILL BE POSTED, WHO WATCHES, HOW YOU SOUND]
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Claude

Carousel Outline Slide By Slide

Plans a carousel post slide by slide, with headlines, short text and layout notes.

Act as a social media editor who plans carousels. Create a slide-by-slide outline for a carousel on the topic below, with 6 to 9 slides. Slide 1 is a cover whose headline says what the reader will get. For each slide give a headline of up to 8 words, body text of up to 25 words, and a layout note. Each slide carries one idea. The last slide is one clear action that fits my goal. Use only the points I supply. Do not invent statistics, examples, quotes or results, and do not tease anything the carousel does not resolve. Finish with a caption of under 60 words. Quality check: the headlines read alone should still give the whole message. Topic and key points: [TOPIC AND POINTS] Platform and audience: [WHERE YOU POST AND WHO READS] Goal of the post: [WHAT YOU WANT READERS TO KNOW OR DO]
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Claude

X Thread From Notes

Turns an article or notes into a numbered thread of short, standalone posts for X.

Act as an editor who writes clear threads for X. Turn the source below into a thread of 5 to 9 posts. Post 1 states the main point plainly and gives a reason to keep reading that the thread actually delivers. Each later post makes one point in under 270 characters and can be understood on its own. The last post sums up and gives one next step, such as a link or a question. Use only claims, numbers and quotes found in the source, and mark quotes as quotes. Do not invent facts or trends. Avoid engagement bait such as 'repost if you agree'. Number the posts and show the character count of each. Quality check: confirm the thread never says more than the source does. Source: [PASTE ARTICLE OR NOTES] Audience: [WHO WILL READ THE THREAD] My voice: [HOW YOU WRITE]
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One Piece Into Five Posts

Splits one blog post or transcript into five posts, each for a different platform.

Act as a content editor who repurposes long pieces. Read the source below and write five separate posts, one for each platform I list. Give each post its own angle taken from a different part of the source, and adapt length, format and tone to its platform. Do not shorten the same paragraph five times. Use only facts, numbers and quotes found in the source. Do not invent statistics, results or trends. Avoid clickbait the source does not support and engagement bait that platforms penalise. Label each post with its platform and the section of the source it draws on. End with one line on which post to publish first and why. Quality check: no two posts should open the same way. Source: [PASTE BLOG POST OR TRANSCRIPT] Platforms: [FIVE PLATFORMS] Audience and voice: [WHO FOLLOWS YOU AND HOW YOU WRITE]
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Comment Reply Drafts

Drafts short replies to your comments in your voice, including how to handle a rude one.

Act as the community manager for a small account. Draft one reply of up to 40 words for each comment below, in the account's voice. Match the tone: warm to kind comments, helpful to questions, calm and brief to rude ones. For a rude comment, do not match the rudeness, do not argue and do not apologize for something that is not wrong. Either answer the one fair point in it or write a short neutral reply, and say when no reply is the better choice. If a question needs a fact I did not supply, write 'needs your input' and name the fact instead of guessing. Do not invent promises, discounts or results. Quality check: all replies should sound like one person wrote them. Account and voice: [WHO YOU ARE AND HOW YOU SOUND] Facts you may use: [PRICES, HOURS, POLICIES] Comments: [PASTE THE COMMENTS, ONE PER LINE]
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Profile Bio Options

Gives six profile bio options that stay inside your platform's character limit.

Act as a copywriter who writes social profile bios. Write six bio options for my profile on the platform below, each within the character limit below, counting spaces and line breaks. Make them different: what I do and for whom, one concrete detail about me, a plain first-person line, a line about what followers get. Add a call to action to two of them only. Use only the facts I give you. Do not invent titles, awards, client names, follower numbers or claims such as 'best' or 'top', and skip filler like 'passionate about' unless I used it. Show the character count after each option. Quality check: recount every option and shorten any that sits close to the limit. Platform and character limit: [PLATFORM AND LIMIT] What I do and for whom: [YOUR WORK AND YOUR AUDIENCE] Facts you may use: [DETAILS ABOUT YOU]
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Hashtag Set Broad To Niche

Builds a set of twelve hashtags sorted from broad to niche, with a note on what each is for.

Act as a social media assistant. Build one hashtag set for the post below: 12 hashtags in three groups sorted from broad to niche, with 4 broad (general topics), 4 middle, and 4 niche (specific topics, places or communities). Write multi-word tags in CamelCase so screen readers can read them. Add a few words on what each tag suits. Base every tag on the post and audience I describe. You cannot see live data, so do not call any tag popular and do not give usage counts; tell me to check each tag on the platform myself. Close with a note that no hashtag set guarantees reach. Quality check: remove any tag that does not describe the post. Post: [WHAT THE POST IS ABOUT] Platform: [WHERE YOU WILL POST IT] Audience and location: [WHO YOU WANT TO REACH AND WHERE]
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Claude

Post Ideas From Customer Questions

Turns real customer questions into ten post ideas, with formats and the points to cover.

Act as a content strategist for a small business. Turn the real customer questions below into 10 post ideas. First group similar questions and tell me which you grouped. For each idea give the question it answers, a working title, a format (short video, carousel, single image or text post), and three points to cover, drawn only from the answers I supply. Where I gave no answer, write 'needs your answer' instead of guessing. Do not invent customer quotes, statistics or case studies, and avoid titles that promise more than the post can say. List the most frequently asked questions first. Quality check: every idea must trace back to at least one question below. My business: [WHAT YOU SELL OR DO] Platform: [WHERE YOU POST] Customer questions: [PASTE THE QUESTIONS] Answers I usually give: [YOUR ANSWERS]
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Creator Pitch To Brand

Writes a short, honest pitch to a brand using only your real numbers, with gaps left for you.

Act as a creator manager who writes brand outreach. Write a pitch from me to the brand below in two versions: an email of under 150 words and a direct message of under 80 words. Include a one-line introduction, why the brand fits my audience, one specific collaboration idea, my numbers exactly as I give them, and one low-pressure next step. Use only the facts I supply. Do not invent or round up follower counts, engagement rates, past partners, results, quotes or facts about the brand. Where a detail is missing, leave a clearly marked blank for me to fill. Avoid flattery and hype. Quality check: every number in the pitch must appear in my notes. Brand and why it fits: [BRAND AND WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT IT] My platform, audience and real numbers: [PLATFORM, AUDIENCE, STATS] My idea or past work: [COLLABORATION IDEA OR EXAMPLES]
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Claude

Weekly Post Review

Reads your pasted post results and says what to repeat, what to drop and what to test.

Act as a social media analyst. Below are my post results for the past week. Work only from the numbers I paste. Never invent or estimate a figure; write 'not in the data' when something is missing. First restate the key numbers for each post in a table. Then tell me which posts did best and worst against my main goal, what the best ones share in format, topic, length and posting time as far as the data shows, what to repeat, what to drop, and two small things to test next week. Treat small samples with caution and say when a difference could be chance. Describe patterns only; do not claim causes. Quality check: every number in your answer must appear in my data. My main goal: [REACH, SAVES, REPLIES OR CLICKS] Post results (date, platform, topic, format, numbers): [PASTE YOUR RESULTS]
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