Instagram caption generator with the image included
Zentivue is an Instagram caption generator that drafts AI Instagram posts, caption and image together, in each brand's own voice. Instagram content for brands needs both halves, so every draft arrives as a pair for review. Nothing is posted for you.
Instagram starts with the picture
A caption written without the image in mind reads as an afterthought. Zentivue treats Instagram as image-first: the image is briefed alongside the words, using the client's colours, imagery style and rules about what never to show.
How Zentivue drafts an Instagram post
- Brand voice. Voice, tone, emoji and exclamation-mark preferences, topics, and words to use or avoid are all set per client.
- The right shape. Captions are plain text, typically 50 to 150 words, with a set of hashtags. Instagram captions carry no links, so drafts leave them out.
- Brand visuals. Choose colours, an imagery style and a list of things images must never show, and optionally put the client's logo in the image.
- Image and caption decided separately. Accept one and reject the other if that is what the post needs.
An example draft
This is a made-up example for a fictional plant shop, shown to illustrate the format. It is not a real client.
New week, new leaf. Our trailing pothos is back in stock and it forgives almost everything, including the weeks you forget to water it. Tell us which shelf in your home needs some green.
#HousePlants #PlantShop #Pothos #IndoorGarden #GreenHome #PlantCare
Review, then publish yourself
Reviewers can edit the caption, see and change the prompt behind the image, make a new version or go back to an earlier one. Approved posts are shared from a phone, copied or downloaded, and you post them on Instagram yourself. See how review works.
Instagram caption questions
Does Zentivue post to Instagram?
No. It does not connect to your Instagram account. You download or share approved posts and publish them yourself.
Can it control emoji use?
Yes. Each client sets how freely emoji and exclamation marks are used.
Can the image include text or a logo?
If you allow it. A client can permit a short headline in images and show its logo, and both can be turned off.
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