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AI for posting on social media

Updated on 25 October 2026. By aidock.

To post on social media with AI, have an assistant turn one idea into posts suited to each network. Create the visual in a design tool, then schedule the post. Keep your own voice. Check the rights to every image and never imitate a real person or another brand.

Ready-to-copy prompt

From this idea: [company idea or news], write one post for [network 1] and one post for [network 2].
Audience: [target customers]. Tone: [e.g. professional and warm], in the first person.
Here is a post I wrote, for style: [paste a post].
No strings of hashtags, no stock phrases, a single question to invite comments.

Replace the parts in square brackets. Always reread the result before using it. Learn to write a good request

Tools to compare

Comparison of tools for the task Social media
ToolHostingYour dataData processing agreementPriceScore
ChatGPTEU as an optionTraining can be turned offData processing agreement on business plansFree, then from $8 / month75
VibeHosted in the EUTraining can be turned offData processing agreement on business plansFree, then from €14.99 / month82
CanvaEU as an optionTraining can be turned offData processing agreement on business plansFree, then from €110 / year75

Only checked listings appear in this table, from the most general to the most specialised. No paid placement.

Under review, listings still being checked: Buffer, Hootsuite.

How to choose

Adapted to each network

Length, tone and format differ from one network to another: the tool must be able to adapt the same message.

Calendar and approval

A scheduling tool must handle your different accounts and allow a review before publishing.

Rights to visuals

Generated or stock images must be cleared for commercial use, without copying a brand or a real face.

Access to accounts and followers

Limit the access you give the tool and check what it does with your followers’ data and your private messages.

Step by step

  1. Choose three or four recurring themes linked to your trade: behind the scenes, tips, completed work, news.
  2. Give the assistant a few of your best posts so that it picks up your tone.
  3. Adapt each idea for each network, add a visual whose rights you know, then schedule the post.
  4. Reply to comments yourself and note the topics that spark the most discussion.

Common mistakes

  • Publishing generic texts that your followers quickly identify as written by AI.
  • Using the face of a real person, or the logo and style of another brand, in a generated visual.
  • Announcing a figure or a piece of news suggested by the assistant without checking it.

The listings

ChatGPT

OpenAI, General assistants
Checked 17 days ago

ChatGPT is OpenAI’s chat assistant. It writes, summarises, translates and analyses files from written or spoken instructions. It comes as a free version, individual subscriptions and business plans.

EU as an optionTraining can be turned offFree, then from $8 / month

Vibe

Mistral AI, General assistants
Checked 17 days ago

Vibe, formerly called Le Chat, is Mistral AI’s assistant for writing, searching the web, analysing documents and automating tasks. It is made by a French company and comes as a free version, subscriptions and an enterprise plan.

Hosted in the EUTraining can be turned offFree, then from €14.99 / month

Canva

Canva Pty Ltd, Images and design
Checked 17 days ago

Canva is an online graphic design tool with ready-to-use templates for visuals, presentations, videos and documents. AI features help generate images, text and layouts.

EU as an optionTraining can be turned offFree, then from €110 / year

Buffer

Buffer, Marketing and social media
Listing still being checked

Buffer is a tool for scheduling and publishing posts on social media. Its AI assistant helps you write posts and adapt them for each network.

Hosting to be checkedPrice to be checked

Hootsuite

Hootsuite, Marketing and social media
Listing still being checked

Hootsuite is a social media management platform: scheduling, replies to messages, statistics and monitoring of online conversations. Its AI assistant helps write posts.

Hosting to be checkedPrice to be checked

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Frequently asked questions

Can I write all my posts with AI?

You can hand it the first draft, the versions for each network and the search for ideas. Your point of view, your anecdotes and your replies to comments must stay your own. That is what makes your account different from the others.

Can I use an AI-generated image in a sponsored post?

First check the tool’s terms for commercial use. The image must not show a real person without their consent, or another brand’s logo or product. Some generated content must also be labelled as such.

How do I keep a consistent identity across all networks?

Write a short tone guide: your words, the ones to avoid, how you address your audience. Give it to the assistant at the start of every request. Reuse the same colours and visual templates from one post to the next.