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One square image, 1080×1080. Claude writes the line and the caption, picks the photo from your library that fits it, and the square gets composed in your own colours and typeface. For multi-slide posts, use Carousel.
Pick one product or service and it becomes the subject, with the rest of the brand as background.
For this one post only. Permanent rules belong on the Brand page.
Goes on the image. Eight words or fewer holds up best at thumbnail size.
Different angles on the same topic. Pick the one you want, or write your own using them as a starting point. Only then does Claude look at your photos, to choose the one that fits the line you picked.
Check these before you publish anything with a number in it. A statistic nobody can trace is not usable, whoever found it.
Edit it and the square redraws. No API call, so changing your mind is free.
All three are drawn from the same words, in your browser. Switching between them costs nothing.
Everything you've generated, newest first. Open one to re-render and download it again. The figure against each is its own photo step; the options it came from were paid for once and shared across all five.
This app runs on your own Anthropic API key. You add it once in Settings; from then on every generation is billed by Anthropic directly to you, and nothing goes through us. The key is held server-side and is never sent to your browser, not even to show you what it is.
One call to Claude. It reads your business description and a small copy of each photo in your library, then returns the tagline, the caption and the number of the photo it picked. The photos are the bulk of the cost, which is why the estimate goes up as your library grows.
The square itself is drawn by your browser, not by a model: your photograph, your hex colours, your Google Font, composed to a template at 1080×1080. That is why the type is sharp and the colours are exactly the ones you set, and why re-rendering in a different layout is free.
Your photos sit in a private bucket, and your brief, palette, posts and spend are readable only by your own login. Nobody else, on this app or any other agoodun.com app, can see any of it.