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A month of social posts, planned in a minute. Free, and it runs in your browser.
A sample month for a bakery in India, three posts a week, with that month’s festivals.
November 2026
17 posts for November, 6 of them festival greetings
- Helpful 3
- Promotion 3
- Fun 10
- Trust 1
A sample made with Posty’s own post templates, content mix and its festival dates for November 2026. In Posty you add your name, city and services, and it plans your month.
Happy Diwali
Static post · Fun · Sunday 8 November · Diwali
Happy Diwali from everyone at our bakery!
Wishing you and your family joy, light and good times.
A free pastry with everycake order
Send us a message to place your order.
Grey is below the fold: Instagram shows about 125 characters before “more”.
- Design a festive greeting graphic with your logo
- Optional: record a short team greeting video
Cut where each feed cuts it
Posty writes each post’s caption for every platform you use, in seven styles: classic, short and punchy, question hook, checklist, offer first, fun, and professional. It keeps each one inside that platform’s limit and shows what people read before they tap “more”. Here is one caption, as eight feeds show it.
| Platform | Room for | What people see first | Hashtags |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2,200 characters | Fresh sourdough leaves our oven at seven every morning, and the first loaves go fast. Order by six the night before and we…125 characters before “more” | 3 to 5 hashtags | |
| TikTok | 4,000 characters | Fresh sourdough leaves our oven at seven every morning, and the first loaves go fast. Order by six…100 characters before “more” | 3 to 5 hashtags |
| 3,000 characters | Fresh sourdough leaves our oven at seven every morning, and the first loaves go fast. Order by six the night before and we will keep one with your name on it. We can’t wait to see you!All of it shows | 3 hashtags | |
| X | 280 characters | Fresh sourdough leaves our oven at seven every morning, and the first loaves go fast. Order by six the night before and we will keep one with your name on it. We can’t wait to see you!All of it shows | 1 or 2 hashtags |
| YouTube Shorts | 100 characters in the title | Fresh sourdough leaves our oven at seven every morning, and the first loaves go fast. Order by six…100 characters before “more” | 2 or 3 hashtags |
| 63,206 characters | Fresh sourdough leaves our oven at seven every morning, and the first loaves go fast. Order by six the night before and we…125 characters before “more” | 1 to 3 hashtags | |
| Threads | 500 characters | Fresh sourdough leaves our oven at seven every morning, and the first loaves go fast. Order by six the night before and we will keep one with your name on it. We can’t wait to see you!All of it shows | 1 hashtag |
| 500 characters | Fresh sourdough leaves our oven at seven every…50 characters before “more” | 2 to 5 hashtags |
A reel, timed to the second
Give Posty a topic and a goal and it writes six hooks, splits the reel into timed beats and adds a shot list and a filming checklist. Here is a 30-second, hands-only tutorial on sourdough.
| Time | Beat | Say or show | Shot |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 to 3 s | Hook | Nobody tells you this about sourdough. | Top-down: the finished result first, then a quick whip to the start |
| 3 to 6 s | Setup | Here’s what actually works. | Top-down: everything laid out |
| 6 to 9 s | Tip one | One: [name it in a few words]. [One line on what to do or why it works.] | Top-down: hands doing the step |
| 9 to 12 s | Tip one | On screen: 1. [tip in 3 to 5 words] | Close-up: the key moment of the step |
| 12 to 18 s | Tip two | Two: [name it]. [One line on why it works.] | Top-down, then a close-up |
| 18 to 24 s | Tip three | Three: [name it]. [One line on why it works.] | Top-down, then a close-up |
| 24 to 27 s | Payoff | Do these and [the result your audience wants]. | Top-down: everything laid out, after |
| 27 to 30 s | Call to action | Follow for part 2: [next topic]. | Top-down: the finished result, slow push in |
Six ways to open it
Nobody tells you this about sourdough.
Curiosity gap3 sourdough mistakes most people make all the time.
Numbered listStop doing sourdough the way the internet told you to.
ContrarianPOV: sourdough finally clicks.
POVThis is what sourdough looks like done right. Here’s how.
Result firstIf sourdough keeps going wrong for you, this is probably why.
Pain point
Before you film
- Shoot vertical, 9:16 at 1080×1920.
- Keep text out of the bottom fifth and the right edge, where the caption and buttons sit.
- Burn in captions. Many people watch with the sound off.
- Change the shot or framing every 2 to 3 seconds.
- Pick a cover frame where the hook text reads at thumbnail size.
- Clear the surface and mount the phone overhead.
Four ways to film it: talking to camera, voiceover on B-roll, a hands-only tutorial, or text on screen. Each gets its own shots.
Picture prompts for any AI
Every post comes with a prompt to paste into Midjourney, DALL·E, Gemini or Firefly. Pick one of twelve visual styles and one of nine moods, and Posty writes the subject, the light and the frame for that platform’s shape.
The nine moods: Brand voice, Warm and friendly, Professional, Witty, Inspiring, Urgent, Storytelling, Educational, Luxurious.
Bakery in Jaipur, close-up hero shot of sourdough loaves, clean composition, warm and friendly style, for families who love fresh bread, soft lighting, high quality.
Realistic natural light and true colours. Premium and luxury rich textures and soft studio light. Clean and minimal one hero subject on a plain background. Bold and vibrant saturated colours and chunky type. Cinematic a film still, dramatic light, light haze. Festive warm lights and seasonal props. Phone-shot UGC handheld, real people in real places. Soft pastel airy light, dreamy and calm. Dark and moody deep shadows, one highlight. Flat illustration simple shapes and friendly characters. 3D render clay-like materials at an isometric angle. Vintage retro film grain and faded warm tones.
Then see what worked
- Results
- Add reach, likes, comments, shares and saves after you post. Posty shows your best days, times and formats, so you can do more of what works.
- Library
- Keep the captions and hashtag sets you like and use them again. Add your own photos to each post.
- Competitors
- Track what other accounts in your field post, and how often, beside your own plan.
- Streaks
- Streaks and badges mark the weeks you keep posting. Small, but it helps the habit.
The calendar has month, week and list views. Drag a post to another day to move it.
Take it anywhere, keep it yours
- ExcelThe month as a styled workbook.
- PDFA plan you can print or send to a client.
- Calendar imageThe month as one picture to share.
- Post cardsEach post as its own card.
- CSVFor any spreadsheet.
- .ics remindersEach post as a reminder in your own calendar.
- TextEvery caption, ready to paste.
- JSON backupEverything, to restore later or on another device.
Use Posty as a guest and everything stays in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.
- Sign in to sync your plan between your phone and your computer.
- No AI key needed. Posty’s own writer writes the captions, with no AI service behind it.
- Share for a while. Send a client a link to the plan that expires.
- Hindi or English, for the whole interface.
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