Social media AI prompts are instructions built to make Claude or GPT sound native to each platform. On Prompt Dock they cover the real workload: hooks and captions, thread and carousel outlines, platform-specific posts for LinkedIn, X, or Instagram, content calendars, hashtag sets, and turning one idea into a week of content. Every prompt is human-reviewed before it goes live, so the voice and pacing feel right instead of generic. Free and premium prompts are both available, and you can reveal any prompt and run it live in the Playground on your topic and audience so the post reads well before it's scheduled.
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Turn any article into 7 platform-native posts (LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Threads) with different angles, tones, and formats — so multi-platform followers never see the same recycled lede twice.
Social MediaFreeTurn one family photo into a glossy 3D-animated movie poster where your whole family are the heroes. Identity-preserving.
Social MediaFreeA few selfies become a playful Y2K sticker-scrapbook collage — pure nostalgia, your face preserved.
Social MediaFreeOne selfie becomes a clean, professional LinkedIn headshot that actually gets you hired.
Social MediaFreeYou, placed on a Santorini rooftop among white-and-blue domes at golden hour.
Social MediaFreeA tiny realistic figurine of the user perched on the rim of a giant coffee cup.
Social MediaFreeA 12-pose couple guide grid — the ultimate save-bait 'recreate these poses' utility post.
Social MediaFreeUser as the lead of a blockbuster — explosion bokeh, dramatic title block.
Social MediaFreeCute Pixar-style her sipping a latte in a cozy aesthetic cafe — soft-girl mood.
Social MediaFreeDrop in two photos and escape to a Santorini golden-hour sunset together — every face kept.
Social MediaFreeOne big hero portrait of her ringed by 6 smaller candids — aesthetic feed centerpiece.
Social MediaFreeTurn your couple photo into a cinematic Bollywood monsoon film-still — faces preserved.
Social MediaFreeTwo photos in, get a glowing fairy-light couple portrait worthy of your lock screen.
Social MediaFreeTurn today's selfies into a warm-grain 90s film family photo — faces preserved.
Social MediaFreeYou, as an anime character on a neon Tokyo street — a 9:16 lockscreen wallpaper.
Social MediaFreeSoft pastel couple portrait, forehead kiss, dreamy 'pookie' warmth.
Social MediaFreeA wholesome first-birthday storybook poster with the child's name.
Social MediaFreeDrop in two photos and cruise a sun-soaked coast road together — every face preserved.
Social MediaFreeA matching wallpaper pair that lines up when your phones sit side by side. Identity-preserving.
Every angle on your topic feels done? Get 5 non-obvious takes that cut through the noise — each with a hook, the exact sub-audience it targets, why it's different, and a risk level so you post the spicy ones on purpose.
Turn any tip, framework, or lesson into a 10-slide LinkedIn carousel script — hook slide, teaching slides, summary, and a low-friction CTA — plus the companion caption. Formatted to paste straight into Canva or Figma.
Social MediaFreeHalf-page portrait + bold cover text — turns her into a Vogue-style cover.
Social MediaFreeTravel photo with doodled route map, plane and landmark scribbles.
Social MediaFreeDrop two photos and get a dreamy golden-hour silhouette wallpaper of you both — faces preserved.
Prompt Dock's Social Media category collects them, and every prompt is human-reviewed before it publishes. Reveal the full text, pick free or premium, and run it in the Playground with your topic and platform so you can judge the hook or caption on real input before you post.
They help write captions and hooks, outline threads and carousels, draft platform-specific posts, plan content calendars, generate hashtags, and repurpose one idea across channels. Each prompt is scoped to a platform or format and human-reviewed, so the output fits where you're posting instead of reading as generic filler.
GPT is quick and punchy for short captions and hooks, while Claude is strong for longer threads and matching a brand voice. Social Media prompts list a recommended model, and running one in the Playground lets you compare tone on your own topic before choosing which output to schedule.