01 / Describe
A line about the post
What is in the photo or reel, and why you are posting it.
Free tool
Say what your post is about, pick a style and a call to action, and get captions to copy: fun, inspiring, professional, short, a little story, or a question that gets comments. Where Chrome's built-in AI runs on your computer, it writes fresh ones about your exact post. Star the ones you like to keep them for later.
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Your saved captions
A good caption
Put the hook in the first line, sound like yourself, and ask for one thing. Add your hashtags at the end: Instagram allows up to 5 on a post. Make them with the hashtag generator.
Captions are made in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
How it works
01 / Describe
What is in the photo or reel, and why you are posting it.
02 / Style
Six styles, each with its own lines and emoji, plus the call to action you want.
03 / Copy
Copy a caption, make it yours, and star the good ones to keep them in this browser.
Questions
Meta's developer documentation gives 2,200 characters for a caption, read on 17 October 2026. Each caption here shows its length against that.
On computers where Chrome's built-in AI is available, Chrome writes the captions on your computer; the first time it downloads its model once. Elsewhere you get captions from patterns, filled in with your words.
Yes. Pick Professional, and check every fact before you post: the AI only knows what you typed.
No. Your words stay in this tab, and saved captions stay in this browser.