The AI social media post generator for business that finishes every post, image included.

1. 1. Start from your website, or a few words

   Paste your website and Creobee reads what you sell, your name, language, brand color, logo and photos, and you check each answer. No website? Tap your kind of business and pick a few topics. Your voice and goal are picked for your kind of business, and you can change both in Settings.

2. 2. Set the look once

   A style picked from your voice, your brand color used exactly, your logo on every post and a grid pattern that keeps the set looking planned. A preview shows your next nine posts before you make them.

3. 3. Download or schedule

   Up to 30 finished posts with captions. Download the ZIP, or on Autopilot schedule the batch to 8 networks. Nothing goes out without your OK.

Search for an AI social media post generator and page one is mostly quick widgets from big design and scheduling brands. They are built to turn one prompt into one draft: a caption to paste, or a design to finish yourself. If you need a single caption in the next minute, a widget or a chatbot is the faster choice.

Creobee is for the other job: a business that has to show up every week and wants the posts done. You describe the business once. It plans up to 30 posts, writes every caption, and designs every image as part of one set, in your logo and colors. You leave with files to upload and captions to paste, or, on Autopilot, with the posts already scheduled.

Batching workflows that keep your content going

Most post generators start from a blank prompt. An AI social media post generator from your website starts from what you already wrote about the business, and that is how Creobee begins. When you sign up, paste your website. Creobee reads your home page and fills in your answers: the kind of business, what you offer, your business name and the language your site is written in, plus your brand color, logo and photos when it finds them. You check every answer before anything is made.

Then it writes and designs your first 3 posts about what it read, in your colors, and can use a photo from your site as the picture. Every later batch starts from the same brief, which you can change in Settings at any time.

It reads your site once, when you set up, costs no posts, and saves the brief it wrote, not your pages. It does not read social media profiles or Linktree pages. If your site blocks visitors or says too little about what you do, tap your kind of business and pick what your posts are about instead.

The generator makes more than single posts. Pick a pace and it makes your week: 9 feed posts (4 animated, 3 carousels and 2 still posts) and 7 stories in a Regular week, 16 posts in all, each with its day and time. The animated posts are in it only if you say yes to them (otherwise those days are still posts), and each story is a 9:16 still made with your week that counts as one post.

Every carousel is 4 to 8 slides that connect as you swipe, every animated post starts and ends on its still, and every story is designed for the tall screen in the same style as the feed. On Autopilot and Pro the week is scheduled in one confirm, with the stories going to Instagram.

If you want the graphics done as well as the words, look at how the picture is made. Most tools make it with an image model. Creobee designs it instead. The art is your photo, a preset background or a library photo of a real person, and the headline is set in a proper typeface in a layout chosen for the kind of post, so the words are always spelled right and every graphic in the batch matches the others.

The AI does the content: the plan for the month and every word, in your voice. The design follows fixed rules: one style, your brand color used exactly, readable contrast and your logo on every post. You get social media graphics that look like one brand made them, because one system did.

Why AI image generators get the text wrong, and the fix

Posts designed one at a time usually look it. Creobee designs the batch the way an agency builds a feed. One of 5 styles (Poster, Block, Studio, Playful and Editorial) is picked from your voice, and the palette comes from your brand color, used exactly, or from your background. Each post then takes a look (the picture full size, a block of your color, or a light surface) in a pattern that keeps the whole set looking planned, on your profile and in the feed.

The layout follows the kind of post: a checklist becomes numbered rows, a myth versus fact shows both sides, an offer gets a button, a number is set big. Every word meets the WCAG AA contrast standard, your logo sits on every post, and long headlines still fit.

Why brand consistency beats reach

Most AI post tools make their pictures with image models, and people have noticed. In a Gartner survey published in March 2026, half of US consumers said they prefer brands that avoid generative AI in consumer-facing content. Creobee makes no AI pictures. The art is your own photo, one of 124 preset backgrounds, or real people from a curated library of 30, tinted in your colors, and the words on the image are always spelled right.

The AI does the writing: headlines and captions from your brief, in your voice, with no invented numbers, client names or reviews. That split keeps what customers see trustworthy and takes the writing off your plate.

The human-plus-AI content workflow that works in 2026

Every post, and every slide of a carousel, is 1080 by 1350 pixels, the 4:5 portrait shape. Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and Threads all show a single 4:5 image uncropped in the feed, where it takes more of a phone screen than a square or a landscape image, and Pinterest, Bluesky, TikTok and X accept the same 1080x1350 file. A carousel goes out whole on Instagram, and every other network gets a single-image version of the same post in the same style. Each post comes with one caption written for it, used wherever you send it. Creobee does not rewrite the caption for each network, so a network-specific version is yours to write. On Autopilot and Pro, an animated post can go out as a Reel shared to your grid on Instagram, a timeline video on Facebook and Threads, and a video post on LinkedIn, Pinterest, Bluesky and TikTok, while X gets the still post.

Posting everywhere matters less than posting every week where your customers already are. Pick the two networks they use and keep those going; the same batch covers both.

Cross-posting one graphic to three platforms

A post generator with a scheduler saves the last, dullest step: getting a month of posts into the calendar. On Autopilot, connect up to 10 accounts across Instagram, Facebook Page, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky, TikTok and X, then schedule the whole batch in one go, up to 45 days ahead (90 on Pro). Posts go out in the order they were made, so the pattern you saw in the preview is the pattern on your profile. You can edit a caption while you schedule, and nothing is published until you say so.

Autopilot includes 100 posts and 300 scheduled posts a month, each account a post goes to counting as one (a post sent to Instagram and LinkedIn counts as two). On Solo you download the ZIP and use the scheduler you already have.

A dedicated scheduler is the better choice if you need analytics, a shared inbox for comments and messages, or filmed Stories and filmed video. As of October 8, 2026, Buffer's pricing page lists a no-cost plan with up to 10 scheduled posts per channel on 3 channels, and its AI Assistant writes and rewrites text rather than designing images. Plenty of businesses run a scheduler like that for everything else and Creobee for the posts themselves.

A 90-minute weekly content planning routine

Creobee suits businesses that sell what they know or run a local service: accountants, dentists, clinics, real estate agents, consultants, coaches, trainers, studios, salons, cafes, bakeries and trades. Someone in the business is the marketing team, the budget is modest, and the job is to show up every week looking like a real business.

• Look elsewhere if most of your content is filmed video or Reels. Creobee's only motion is a short animated version of a designed post.
• Look elsewhere if you want to choose which posts become carousels, or how many slides each gets. With Carousels on, Creobee picks the posts that suit one, about one in three, and makes 4 to 8 slides.
• Look elsewhere if you run several brands from one login. One account holds one business; Pro adds posts and accounts, not brands.
• Look elsewhere if you need analytics, comment replies or ads.
• Look elsewhere if you post in a language other than English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Turkish.

Every post gets its own job and post type, so a month of posts does not read like one post repeated. Six examples for an imaginary family dental practice, with the headline that goes on the image and the caption that goes with it.

• Educate / Tip

  Brush before breakfast, not right after

  Orange juice, coffee and fruit soften enamel for a while after you eat. Brushing straight away scrubs at it while it is weak. Brush before breakfast instead, or wait half an hour and rinse with water in the meantime. It is a small change your enamel will thank you for in twenty years.

• Educate / FAQ

  How often do I need a checkup?

  For most adults with healthy teeth, every six to twelve months, and your dentist will tell you which end of that you sit at. Gum problems, lots of fillings or braces can mean more often. The point of a checkup is catching small things while they are still small and cheap to fix.

• Engage / This or that

  Electric or manual toothbrush?

  Patients ask us this every week. An electric brush makes good technique easier, especially at the back. A manual brush works just as well if you give it two full minutes and a gentle hand. The best one is the one you actually use twice a day. Which camp are you in, and what made you pick it?

• Behind the scenes / Day in the life

  7:30am, before the first patient

  The team is in half an hour before the doors open. Instruments come out of the sterilizer, the day's notes get read twice, and someone checks who is nervous so we can give them extra time. By the first appointment the coffee is gone and the quiet music is on. That half hour is why the day runs on time.

• Social proof / Client voice

  The word nervous patients use most

  When anxious patients talk to us after a visit, the word that comes up most is gentle. Not fast, not modern, gentle. We take that seriously: we explain before we start, agree on a hand signal to pause, and never rush a first appointment. Of everything people could say about a visit, it is the word we most want to keep hearing.

• Promote / Offer

  New patient checkups open this month

  We have opened extra new patient appointments this month, including early mornings and Saturdays. A first visit is a full checkup, a cleaning and a plain-English plan with prices before any treatment, and no pressure to book anything else on the day. Call the practice or use the booking link in our bio to find a time.