A Facebook Page post is judged on the lines people see before "See more". This Facebook post generator writes that opening first, then builds the post around one message and one call to action, so it reads like a Page talking to its community rather than an ad.
You describe the news, offer, event or tip, the key details and what readers should do. You get three versions: a direct post of up to 50 words, a story of 80 to 150 words in short paragraphs, and a conversation starter built on a question. Each ends with one action, such as commenting, sending a message, booking or visiting your link.
Engagement bait like "Tag a friend" is left out, since Facebook shows it to fewer people, and hashtags stay at two at most. To adapt one update for several networks, use the Business Post for Social Media in the Social media family.
What you get
- Three complete versions, each with a short heading
- A direct post up to 50 words, an 80- to 150-word story and a question-led post
- An opening line in each version that works on its own before "See more"
- One message and one call to action per post
- Two hashtags at most, no engagement bait, emojis only if the tone suits them
What you fill in
- What is the post about? optional
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The news, offer, event or tip, the key details, and what you want readers to do
How to use it, step by step
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Write the update with its facts
Say what is happening and what a reader needs: day, time, place, who it is for. A missing detail becomes a placeholder, never a guess.
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End with the action
Add "message us to book" or "visit the link to order". Every version closes with it.
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Set language and tone, then generate
Friendly suits a local business, professional suits a firm or a clinic.
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Pick the version for the moment
Short for quick news, story when there is something worth telling, the question when you want comments. Fill any [placeholder] before publishing.
Example, input and output
Input
- What is the post about?
- Our yoga studio is adding a beginners' class on Saturday mornings starting next month. Small groups, mats provided, no experience needed. We want people to message us to book a spot.
Output
Never done yoga? Saturday mornings are now for you.
Our beginners' class starts next month, in small groups, mats provided, no experience needed.
Send us a message to book your spot.
Story-led
We often hear the same thing at the front desk: "I'd love to try yoga, but I don't know where to start."
So we made a place to start.
From next month, Saturday mornings are for beginners. Groups are small, so the teacher has time for everyone, and mats are provided.
No flexibility or experience required.
Send us a message and we'll save you a spot.
#yoga #beginners
Conversation starter
What has stopped you from trying yoga so far? Time, not knowing where to start, or thinking you need to be flexible first?
Our Saturday beginners' class starts next month.
Tell us in the comments, or message us to book.
Illustrative example written by the editorial team to show the expected format.
Tips for better results
- Put the most useful fact first in the brief. The opening line is built from it.
- For the story version, add one true detail, a question customers ask or how the idea began.
- Rotate versions over the weeks so your Page does not always open the same way.
Who uses it, and for what
Local business with a Page
Announce a new service, holiday hours or an event and pick the version that fits the week.
Social media manager
Send each client three versions instead of one draft.
Shop with a weekly offer
Write the offer once with its real conditions, and get a short post and a story about the product.
Limits and good practice
- It writes organic posts. For ad fields and buttons, use Facebook & Instagram Ads.
- It does not schedule, publish or read your Page insights.
- Offers, prices and dates must come from you. Missing ones appear in square brackets.
Frequently asked questions
How many Facebook post versions do I get?
Three, each with a short heading: a direct post of up to 50 words, a story-led post of 80 to 150 words, and a conversation starter built around a question. Each is complete, so you can publish it as it is or combine lines from two.
Why does the tool avoid "Tag a friend" and "Share to win"?
Facebook treats requests for likes, tags or shares as engagement bait and shows those posts to fewer people. The tool asks for actions that make sense for a Page instead, such as giving an opinion, sending a message, booking or visiting your link.
How many hashtags should a Facebook post have?
The tool uses two at most, and often none. Hashtags carry less weight on Facebook than on Instagram or TikTok, and a long list makes a Page post look like spam. A tag is kept only when people actually follow it.
Can I use these posts as Facebook ads?
They are written for organic posts on your Page. Ads in Meta Ads Manager need primary text, a headline, a description and a button. For those, Facebook & Instagram Ads writes each field separately.
Will the post include details I did not give?
No. The tool does not invent prices, discounts, dates, reviews or results. If the post needs something you left out, such as an address or booking link, it adds a placeholder in square brackets, such as [link], for you to fill before publishing.
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