Composer — write a post with AI

The Composer is where a post comes together: you say what it’s about, and it drafts a caption that sounds like you, suggests a matching image, and lets you schedule the whole thing — without leaving the studio.

How to use it

1. Type a short prompt — “Tuesday promo on our signature facial” is plenty.
2. Press Write the post to get a caption. Edit it, or press Rewrite post for another take.
3. Add an image — Generate one, Upload your own photo, or AI edit the current image to restyle the scene. Everything is saved to your Library automatically.
4. Press Suggest hashtags for tags that fit your post — see Hashtags.
5. Save it as a draft, then schedule it from the Calendar.

As you work, a live preview on the right shows exactly how the post will look in the feed — the real layout for the channel, at the image’s true shape — so there are no surprises once it’s live.

Post it on Instagram

Until posting from the studio is ready, the Post it yourself buttons under the preview hand you everything, ready to paste:

1. Copy image — puts the picture on your clipboard, or saves it to your device so you can pick it in the Instagram app.
2. Copy caption — the caption text, clean.
3. Copy hashtags — paste these as the first comment on your post.

Edit a photo without leaving

Under the image, switch to AI edit and describe the change — “put it in a calm spa at golden hour”. The studio restyles the light, background, and mood and keeps the subject exactly as it is. It never invents or exaggerates a result.

Set your brand voice once under Voice and every draft picks it up — tone, signature phrases, and the words you’d never use.

Pick a draft back up later

Saved a draft and want to keep editing? Open the Calendar, find it under “Drafts not yet scheduled”, and press Edit — it reopens here with your caption and image intact.

Why the caption sounds like your brand

The Composer reads your saved brand voice and recent posts before writing, so the draft matches how you already talk to clients instead of sounding generic. The more you fill in under Voice, the closer the first draft lands.

Worked example

Priya wants to fill a slow Tuesday. She types “20% off our signature glow facial this Tuesday”, presses Draft, and gets a warm caption with a clear call to book. She attaches a Photo Studio image from last week, sets it to Schedule for Monday morning, and moves on. It posts itself.

Related

• Calendar — see everything scheduled, and edit a saved draft.
• Library — every image you’ve generated, auto-saved.
• Voice & brand — teach the Composer how you sound.