Start from a prompt, not a blank page

Product: [name]. Audience: [describe]. Tone: bold. Format: 9:16 story. Hook: first line names the pain point. Close with a single CTA and a 30-day return note.

Sale: [offer]. Window: [dates]. Audience: [describe]. Tone: warm. Format: 1:1 feed. State the offer in the first line, add the end date in the second, and keep the CTA to four words or fewer.

Product: [name]. Packaging detail: [one thing worth showing]. Tone: playful. Format: 9:16. Script a 30-second unboxing: 0-5s hook, 5-15s the reveal, 15-25s one close-up detail, 25-30s CTA. No background music cues.

Founder: [name]. Origin: [one line about why the product exists]. Product: [name]. Tone: minimal. Format: 9:16. Keep it first-person and specific — one detail beats three adjectives. End with the product, not the founder.

Quote: [verbatim customer line]. Customer: [first name, role]. Product: [name]. Tone: warm. Format: 1:1. Lead with the quote in quotation marks, attribute it below, and let the product name appear only in the CTA.

Offer: [what's limited and why it actually is]. Product: [name]. Audience: [describe]. Tone: bold. Format: 4:5. State the offer and the real reason it's limited — no fake countdowns. One CTA.

Feature: [name]. Why it matters: [one outcome line]. Audience: [describe]. Tone: bold. Format: 4:5. Lead with the outcome, mention the feature second, end with a CTA that names the action, not "learn more".

Product: [name]. Competitor category: [what you're compared against]. Three real differences: [list]. Tone: minimal. Format: 4:5. Build a three-row comparison — one claim per row, stated as a fact about you, never as an insult about them.

App: [name]. One action worth installing for: [outcome]. Audience: [describe]. Tone: bold. Format: 9:16. Front-load the outcome in the first second, keep the caption short enough to read at thumb size, and end with the store button.

Brief: [paste the client's one-paragraph brief]. Reference: [what the client has shown before]. Client brand: [palette, tone]. Produce three distinct concepts, each with a headline and a visual direction, in the client's voice — not ours, not yours.

Current draft: [paste the headline and subcopy]. Client feedback: [paste the exact note]. Keep the layout and the offer. Rewrite the wording so it addresses the feedback directly, and return three options ranked from closest to furthest from the original.

Campaign: [name and offer]. Audience: [describe]. Brand kit: [palette, fonts]. Produce one set: a 9:16 story, a 1:1 feed post, a 4:5 carousel cover, and a 30-second script — all from the same hook, so the campaign reads as one voice across placements.