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Paste a caption and get a shareable image styled like a real social post. Nine styles, no AI, no rewriting - your words render exactly as you typed them.
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Posting an image that carries a rival network's logo into Instagram or TikTok puts a competitor's branding in their feed. The Generic and Text Only styles have no logo at all, so they are the safer choice when you are cross-posting.
The branded styles are the right pick when the point is "this is what I post on X, come follow me there". The look is the message, so keep the handle accurate.
1:1 is the safe default for most feeds, 4:5 takes up more vertical space in Instagram, and 9:16 fills a story or a Reel cover. The export is 1080px wide either way.
The Quote style scales the text up as the caption gets shorter. One sharp line will fill the card; five paragraphs will not. If a post is long, split it into several cards instead.
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Text-first platforms like Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads and LinkedIn reward writing. Image-first platforms like Instagram, TikTok and Pinterest barely show a caption at all. If you write well, the work you already did on one network is invisible on the other - unless you turn the words into a picture.
That is the whole job of this tool. You paste the caption you already wrote, pick how it should look, and get an image you can post anywhere. Nothing is summarised, rewritten or generated - the text renders exactly as you typed it, line breaks and all.
There are two honest ways to use it, and they pull in opposite directions. A replica of a real X or LinkedIn post is the right choice when the point is to move an audience between platforms: the look itself says "I post here, come follow me". An unbranded card is the right choice when you just want your words to travel, without putting another network's logo into someone else's feed.
Nothing is uploaded to a server. The image is drawn in your browser from the text you typed, which is also why it works instantly and without an account.