AI drafting and images
The composer can write the post and make the picture. Both land in the editor for you to review, and both are priced in credits, so there is one balance to watch.
Write with AI
- 1Pick the profiles firstThe draft is written for the networks you selected: a 280-character post for X, a longer one for LinkedIn, a caption for Instagram. Select the targets before you open the AI writer.
- 2Describe the postOpen Write with AI in the composer and say what the post is about, the tone, and anything it must include. Example: “Launch post for our new MCP server integration, aimed at developers, upbeat, with hashtags.”
- 3Review and editThe copy lands in the editor, with a separate version per network when you picked more than one. Edit any of them in the preview step before scheduling - nothing is published by the draft itself.
Mention an image in the prompt (“with a picture of…”) and the draft will generate one and attach it, at the image price below. On the free plan the draft still comes back; only the image is skipped.
Generate an image
- 1Open Generate imageIn the composer’s media step, describe the picture: subject, composition, mood.
- 2Regenerate or editA generated image can be regenerated from the same prompt, or edited with a new instruction that keeps the existing picture as the reference.
- 3Reuse itEvery generated image is saved to the Media Library with its prompt, so it can be attached to another post without paying again.
Through the API and MCP tools the same thing is generate_image; it returns a hosted URL to pass to create_post as mediaUrl.
What it costs
There is one balance. Deliveries, AI drafts and AI images all spend the credits your plan grants each month, and a one-time credit pack tops the same balance up.
| Action | Credits | Plans |
|---|---|---|
| AI draft (however many networks it writes for) | 1 | All plans |
| AI image, regeneration or edit | 20 | Starter, Professional, Business |
The price is on the button before you generate, and a generation that fails is not charged.
Who can use it
Schedulers, Admins and the Owner can draft and generate images, and the credits come from the workspace owner’s balance - a collaborator in a paid workspace can generate images even if their own account is on the free plan. Visitors cannot. Roles are explained in Workspaces, roles and invites.