Generate a caption draft instead of writing every post from a blank page.
You write captions by hand for every social post today. Buffer's AI Assistant drafts and rewrites captions from a short instruction on the free plan, so you edit a draft rather than start from nothing.
This guide shows you how to generate a caption draft, request rewrites for tone or length, and edit the output before adding it to your post.
Show output, engagement, and the free plan's ceiling in one short update.
Run a full monthly content plan inside three channels and ten posts each.
Use the free analytics to see what works instead of guessing.
Plan a posting cadence that fits the free plan's scheduling cap.
Start a new post for the channel you want.
Open the AI Assistant and describe the post you need.
Review the generated caption draft.
Ask for a rewrite if the tone or length is off.
Edit the draft for accuracy and brand voice before using it.
Add the caption to your post.
Instruction to AI Assistant: "Write a LinkedIn caption announcing our new [business-setup package] for [entrepreneurs], in a professional and approachable tone, under 100 words, ending with a clear call to action." Generated draft (hypothetical): "We're excited to introduce [business-setup package]—designed to help [entrepreneurs] [key benefit]. Whether you're [use case A] or [use case B], [business-setup package] gives you [core feature]. Ready to get started? [Call to action with link placeholder]." You review the draft, then edit: - Replace placeholders with real product details - Adjust tone to match your brand voice - Verify claims and benefits are accurate - Confirm the call to action matches your campaign goal Final caption is added to the post composer.
Write a LinkedIn caption announcing our new business-setup package for entrepreneurs, in a professional and approachable tone, under 100 words, ending with a clear call to action.
Adapt a single piece of content to each channel's tone without rewriting by hand.
Keep 100 content ideas in one place instead of scattered notes.