Generators, planners, calculators, and templates for Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, X, and Threads. Every one of them is free and none of them ask you to make an account first. They are the small jobs around a post: the caption you cannot start, the hashtags, the crop, the engagement math, and the month you have to plan for a client. If you are also weighing up a full platform, we compare the main social media management tools and the free ones worth using.
If you are not sure where to start, start here.
Eight tools for the parts of Instagram that slow a post down: the caption, the bio, the hashtags, the line breaks, and how the grid will read once the post lands in it.
Five tools for the profile and the post: the headline people read first, the draft you keep rewriting, the formatting LinkedIn does not give you, and the banner at the top of the page.
The metadata that decides whether a video gets clicked: the title, the description, and the tags.
TikTok discovery runs on search phrases as much as tags, so the generator gives you both.
The cross-platform writing jobs: how long the caption can be, what the image says to a screen reader, and which hashtags fit the network you are posting to.
Getting the asset ready: the right crop for each platform, a screenshot that does not look like a screenshot, and a script you can read off the screen while you film.
The documents an agency or a solo marketer rebuilds from scratch every time: the proposal, the strategy, the month of posts, and the audit that says what is not working.
The numbers end of the job: what the post actually did, whether the traffic can be traced, and what the client reads at the end of the month.
If the account is you rather than a company, four of these do most of the work. The LinkedIn Headline Generator settles what you say you do, the LinkedIn Post Generator gets the first draft out of your head, the Instagram Bio Generator tightens the 150 characters people judge the profile on, and the Instagram Grid Planner keeps the feed looking deliberate.
The guides below go into the thinking behind all of that, which is the part the tools cannot do for you.
Each tool does one job and then forgets you. That is fine for a caption or a crop, and it stops being fine around the point where you are keeping a calendar in a spreadsheet, the photos in a camera roll, the approvals in an email thread, and the numbers in six different apps.
Maeve is where that whole loop lives instead: one calendar, one composer that adapts the post per platform, a media room that remembers where a file has been used, approvals and client review, publishing to eight platforms, an inbox for the replies, and the report at the end of the month.
Yes. All 30 tools are free to use, with no account, no credit card, and no trial that expires. You open the tool and use it. Maeve is the paid product they sit next to, and nothing on this page is a locked preview of it.
No. There is no signup on any of these tools, and none of them ask for an email before they give you the result.
Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, X, Threads, Facebook, and Pinterest. The generators and previews are built per platform, and the cross-platform ones, like the character counter, the hashtag generator, and the image resizer, cover several networks in one place.
The Instagram Caption Generator, the Instagram Hashtag Generator, and the Instagram Bio Generator cover the writing. The Instagram Grid Planner and the Grid Maker and Carousel Splitter cover how the feed looks. The Social Image Resizer handles the crops.
The LinkedIn Headline Generator for the profile, the LinkedIn Post Generator for the draft, the LinkedIn Post Preview Tool to see where the see-more fold cuts you off, the Text Formatter for bold and italic, and the Banner Creator for the cover image.
The Social Media Proposal Template to win the work, the Strategy Template and the Audit Template to scope it, the Calendar Template to plan the month, the UTM Builder so the traffic is traceable, and the Report Template for what the client reads at the end.
Eight of the tools, the caption, bio, and hashtag generators for Instagram, the LinkedIn headline and post generators, the TikTok hashtag generator, and the YouTube description and tag generators, send what you type to Maeve's server and generate the options there. You do not need an API key, and there is a per-minute and per-day limit on requests so the tools stay free for everyone.
In your own browser. The calendar, strategy, proposal, audit, and report templates keep your work in local storage on your device, so it is there when you come back, and you can export it as a CSV. Clearing your browser data clears the saved work, so export anything you want to keep.
Yes. The captions, hashtags, headlines, templates, images, and reports are yours to use, including for paid client work. There is no attribution requirement.
Each tool does one job and forgets you the moment you close the tab. Maeve is the workspace where the whole loop lives: the calendar, the composer, the media room, approvals, publishing to eight platforms, the inbox, and the reporting. The tools are useful on their own, and they are also what the workflow looks like before it is in one place.