AI Prompts / LinkedIn & Instagram post prompts
AI prompts for LinkedIn posts and Instagram captions
Updated: 19 Oct 2026 · 6 prompts
Good posts come from your own stories and numbers. Give the AI a real situation, your audience and the tone – then cut the result by a third.
LinkedIn post from an experience
Write a LinkedIn post (max. 180 words) about this experience: [what happened]. Audience: [who]. Lesson: [lesson]. Start with a specific first line (no question, no 'I'm excited'), short paragraphs, end with one practical takeaway. No hashtags except 2 relevant ones at the end.
Instagram captions (5 options)
Write 5 Instagram captions for a photo of [describe]. Brand/person voice: [tone]. Each max. 2 sentences plus one call to action. Add 8 relevant hashtags (mix of large and niche) separately.
Weekly content plan
Create a 1-week content plan for [platform] for [business/person] targeting [audience]. 5 posts: mix of tips, behind the scenes, a customer question and one offer. For each: hook, short outline, format (carousel/reel/text).
Turn a blog post into a carousel
Turn this article into a 7-slide carousel: slide 1 hook, slides 2–6 one idea each (max. 20 words), slide 7 summary and call to action. [paste article]
Reply to a negative comment
Help me reply publicly to this negative comment: [paste]. Be calm, thank them, address the facts, offer to continue privately. Max. 3 sentences.
LinkedIn 'About' section
Write my LinkedIn About section (max. 1,200 characters) in first person. Who I help: [..]. What I do: [..]. Proof: [2–3 results]. How to contact me: [..]. Natural tone, no buzzwords.
Tips for better results
- Delete emojis and hashtags you would not use yourself.
- Avoid engagement bait ('Comment YES') – platforms push it down.
- If a post promotes something you earn from, mark it as an ad.
Questions
Will LinkedIn punish AI-written posts?
Platforms rank on engagement and quality signals. Posts with your own story and specifics tend to do better than generic AI text.
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