Highlight words in your post, then pick a style. With nothing highlighted, the style applies to the whole post. Pick Plain to undo styling on any part.
Every style at once
Showing your whole postClick an emoji to add it where your cursor is.
Click to insert at your cursor. Frames wrap around whatever you have highlighted.
Works on your highlighted text, or the whole post if nothing is highlighted. Case changes keep your fancy styles intact.
Type topics or phrases, one per line or separated by commas. CapitalCase tags like #StonyPlainEvents are easier to read and screen readers say each word properly.
Click a tag to leave it out.
See roughly how your post lands in a feed, including where people have to tap “more”. Anything above that line is your hook.
Simplified layout. Cut-off points are approximate and shift with screen size.
Fill in the lines you want, and the bio builds itself. Then check it against every platform’s limit at once. You can edit the finished bio directly.
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Alt text describes an image for people using screen readers, and it helps search engines understand your photos. Say what matters: who, what, where, and any words shown in the image.
Platform limits: Instagram 1,000 · X 1,000 · Bluesky 2,000 · Pinterest 500 · LinkedIn 4,086, though LinkedIn suggests staying under 120. Most screen-reader users prefer about 125 characters or fewer.
Tag your links so Google Analytics shows exactly which platform, post or campaign sent each visitor. Use the same spelling every time, since “Facebook” and “facebook” show up as two different sources.
Instagram captions don’t make links clickable. Put a tagged link in your bio or a story link sticker instead.
Recent links
Style headlines, not paragraphs
Fancy letters are separate math and symbol characters. Screen readers may spell them out or skip them, so keep body text plain and save styles for a title or label.
Fancy text costs more on X
X counts each styled letter and emoji as two characters. The counter above switches to X’s weighting when you pick it.
Keep your blank lines
Some apps squash empty lines. Use “Keep blank lines” in Clean-up, or the blank-line keeper in Symbols, to hold your spacing.
