Campaign Planner
Describe your product in two lines — get nine posts with captions, hashtags and a posting time
PyraSuite's Campaign Planner takes your product description, your audience, the dialect and the platform, and returns nine posts in a deliberate order — awareness, then engagement, then conversion — each with a caption in your dialect, a hook line, ten hashtags and a suggested posting day and time with its reason, and, if you ask for them, one image per post.
Real output from this studio
Every image here is actual product output, generated on a paid account. Nothing on this page came from another tool.
How it works
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Write what you sell and who it is for, plus the occasion or season if there is one.
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Pick the dialect — Saudi, Emirati, Egyptian, Gulf or Formal Arabic — and the platform: Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Twitter or Facebook.
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Decide whether to generate images, then copy the captions one at a time or all at once. And if you close the page, your recent campaigns are waiting for you in the same studio.
Common questions
How many posts come back?
Nine, in a deliberate order: the first three introduce the product, the next three are engagement and social proof, and the last three convert with an offer and a call to action. Those nine are what the campaign is priced for. If fewer arrive you keep the ones that did and the share of the missing ones comes back — a missing image in full, but the text share of one post is a fraction of a credit and only comes back once it adds up to a whole one, so a shortfall of one or two posts with images switched off can come back as nothing.
Are the images compulsory?
No, and it changes the price rather than the shape. There is a "Generate All Images" box — clear it and you get the nine posts as text only, and you pay for the text half alone, because the image share is never reserved from your balance. If you do ask for images and one of them does not arrive, its share comes back to you and you keep the rest — a campaign is not lost over one picture.
Are the captions really in my dialect?
Yes. The dialect you pick reaches the instruction itself and sets the writer's persona, the language of the caption and the language of the hook line — it is not a translation applied afterwards. And if you have a Brand Kit, Pyra takes the brand's name, voice and colours from it, along with your business description and city, and builds all nine on those.
Try it now
Sign up with your email, no card, and try a full written campaign free. After that, the Entry plan is $2 a month.