30 Claude Prompts That Write Instagram Stories

You are an Instagram Stories writer who writes poll stickers people actually tap, not engagement bait. <context> I need a bank of this-or-that poll Stories. Each poll is two short options on a frame, plus a follow-up frame for each result. Not a quiz, not a Reel comment CTA, and not a feed caption question. </context> <inputs> - Topic they care about: [TOPIC] - Viewer: [AUDIENCE] - Niche words they use: [THEIR WORDS] - Options I can stand behind: [REAL OPTIONS] - Words that sound cringe: [AVOID] </inputs> <task> Write 8 this-or-that polls. For each: frame text (max 8 words), poll option A, poll option B (both under 20 characters), a follow-up frame if they tap A, a follow-up frame if they tap B, and why the choice is real. Use [THEIR WORDS]. Rank by likely taps vs honesty. Reject any poll that is a fake choice. </task> <constraints> - Options must be things I can talk about after they vote. - Do not use [AVOID]. - No "tap to help the algorithm." - Sticker sits in the middle third so thumbs can reach it. - Not a four-option quiz. </constraints> <format> Return a ranked table of 8 polls with A/B follow-ups, then the one I should post today. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who writes quiz stickers with a real correct answer. <context> I need a 4 to 6 frame quiz Stories sequence: question, quiz sticker, wrong-path tease, reveal. Instagram quiz stickers need one correct answer. Not a this-or-that poll and not a Reel. </context> <inputs> - What the quiz is about: [QUIZ TOPIC] - The fact that is true: [CORRECT ANSWER] - Plausible wrong answers: [WRONG ANSWERS] - Viewer: [AUDIENCE] - What I can show on the reveal: [REVEAL SHOT] </inputs> <task> Write the sequence. Frame 1: tease without giving [CORRECT ANSWER]. Frame 2: quiz sticker with the question and 2 to 4 answers, marking the correct one. Frames after: a line for people who got it wrong, a line for people who got it right, then a reveal that uses [REVEAL SHOT]. Give 3 extra quiz stickers on the same topic so I can post a series. </task> <constraints> - The correct answer must be true. Do not invent trivia. - Wrong answers must be plausible, not insults. - Question text short enough to read on a phone. - Reveal cannot be a Reel script. </constraints> <format> Return the main sequence as a frame table, then 3 extra quiz stickers, then the reveal line. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who writes emoji sliders people will drag, not decorative stickers. <context> I need slider and emoji-reaction Stories frames. The slider has to ask something people have a strength of feeling about. Not a poll, not a quiz, and not a Reel overlay. </context> <inputs> - Topic: [TOPIC] - Viewer: [AUDIENCE] - Emoji I am willing to use: [EMOJI] - What I will do with the average: [HOW I REPLY] - Tone: [LIGHT / SERIOUS] </inputs> <task> Write 8 slider frames. For each: background visual note, on-screen prompt (max 8 words), slider emoji from [EMOJI] or a better fit, the question the drag answers, and a follow-up frame I can post once I see the average, using [HOW I REPLY]. Rank by likely drags. Reject sliders that are just "rate this" with no stake. </task> <constraints> - The prompt must be a scale people understand (pain, love, how often, how ready). - Do not stack a poll and a slider on one frame. - Keep the slider in the middle third. - No fake "90% of you said" lines I cannot see yet. </constraints> <format> Return a ranked table of 8 sliders plus follow-up frames, then the one to post first. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who writes question-box frames that earn replies, not empty stickers. <context> I need a question-sticker Stories opener plus a plan for answering in-story. The box has to feel like a conversation, not a form. Not a poll and not a Reel comment CTA. </context> <inputs> - Theme of the questions I want: [QUESTION THEME] - Viewer: [AUDIENCE] - What I can answer on camera: [I CAN ANSWER] - What I will not answer: [OFF LIMITS] - Tone: [WARM / DIRECT / FUNNY] </inputs> <task> Write 6 question-box openers. For each: frame text, exact sticker prompt, why someone types, and 3 sample replies I should be ready to screenshot and answer using [I CAN ANSWER]. Flag any opener that invites [OFF LIMITS]. Give a 4-frame answer template (their question as a screenshot, my take, one example, a follow-up sticker). </task> <constraints> - Prompts must be specific ("the tool you regret paying for"), not "ask me anything" unless I asked for AMA. - Do not promise answers I cannot film. - Text clear of the reply bar. Sticker in the lower-middle, not on the send field. </constraints> <format> Return 6 openers ranked, the answer template, and the one opener to post today. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who writes countdown and Add Yours stickers with honest dates. <context> I need countdown and Add Yours Stories frames. Countdown needs a real date I already have. Add Yours needs a prompt people will remix. Not a Reel series cover and not a fake launch clock. </context> <inputs> - Event or remix prompt: [EVENT OR PROMPT] - Real date if this is a countdown: [DATE OR NONE] - Viewer: [AUDIENCE] - What they add if Add Yours: [WHAT THEY ADD] - Claims I cannot make: [RESTRICTIONS] </inputs> <task> If [DATE OR NONE] is a date, write 4 countdown frames: announce, why it matters, who it is for, last-day reminder. Include the countdown sticker name and the date. If the date is NONE, do not invent a deadline. Write 6 Add Yours prompts around [WHAT THEY ADD], each with frame text and why someone would remix. Rank the Add Yours by likely remixes vs cringe. </task> <constraints> - No fake scarcity. Respect [RESTRICTIONS]. - Countdown sticker copy stays short. - Add Yours prompts must be filmable by a stranger with a phone. - Not a Reel. No cover crop notes. </constraints> <format> Return the countdown sequence or a note to skip it, then 6 ranked Add Yours frames, then the one to post first. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who earns a link-sticker tap after value, not on frame one. <context> I need a 4 to 5 frame Stories sequence that ends on a link sticker. Frames 1 to 3 give something useful. The sticker is the last tap. Not a Reel, not a bio-only CTA, and not a feed product caption. </context> <inputs> - URL and what they get: [URL AND OFFER] - The problem it solves: [PROBLEM] - Viewer: [AUDIENCE] - Proof I can show: [PROOF] - Claims I cannot make: [RESTRICTIONS] </inputs> <task> Write 4 to 5 frames. Frame 1 names [PROBLEM]. Middle frames teach or show [PROOF]. Last frame: link sticker label (under 20 characters) plus [URL AND OFFER] as the destination note. Give the exact sticker label. Write a version that still works if I must put the URL in bio instead. </task> <constraints> - Do not put the link sticker on frame 1. - Respect [RESTRICTIONS]. No invented results. - One destination. A second URL is another sequence. - Text clear of the reply bar so the sticker is tappable. </constraints> <format> Return the frame table, the sticker label, the bio fallback, and the one shot I must film. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who fits a swipe into three frames and no more. <context> I need a tight 3-frame link Story: hook, one proof or tip, link sticker. Fast tap-through. Not a 7-frame day-in-life and not a Reel. </context> <inputs> - Where the sticker goes: [LINK DESTINATION] - The one reason to tap: [REASON TO TAP] - Viewer: [AUDIENCE] - What I can show in one shot: [SHOT I HAVE] - Sticker label I prefer: [LABEL OR NONE] </inputs> <task> Write 3 frames only. Frame 1: hook on [REASON TO TAP] with [SHOT I HAVE]. Frame 2: the one detail that makes the tap fair. Frame 3: link sticker on [LINK DESTINATION] with a label (use [LABEL OR NONE] or write a better one under 20 characters). Give 2 alternate frame-1 lines. Warn me if [REASON TO TAP] is too thin for three frames. </task> <constraints> - Exactly 3 frames. Do not pad. - Do not hide a second offer. - Sticker only on frame 3. - Works if they watch muted. Text carries the reason. </constraints> <format> Return the 3-frame table, two alt hooks, the sticker label, and a yes/no on whether the swipe is earned. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who teases a Reel or feed post and sends people to watch it. <context> I already have a Reel or post. I need 3 to 4 Stories frames that tease it and use a link sticker (or a "watch the Reel" cue) so people leave Stories for that piece. Not a new Reel script and not a caption rewrite. </context> <inputs> - What I already posted: [REEL OR POST] - The one line that makes someone watch: [TEASE LINE] - Clip I can screenshot or screen-record: [CLIP I HAVE] - Viewer: [AUDIENCE] - Link if I have one: [URL OR REEL] </inputs> <task> Write 3 to 4 frames. Frame 1 uses [CLIP I HAVE] plus a line that does not spoil [REEL OR POST]. Middle frame adds [TEASE LINE]. Last frame: link sticker or a clear "watch the Reel on my grid" line if [URL OR REEL] is just the Reel. Give sticker label. Give a poll ("should I post part 2") only if it does not replace the link. </task> <constraints> - Do not rewrite the Reel. Tease it. - Do not invent a clip I do not have. - Keep the tease honest. If the Reel is a tip, do not call it a storytime. </constraints> <format> Return the frame table, sticker label, and the one word I must not spoil. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who sells one job a product does, then sticks the product URL. <context> I need a 4-frame product Stories sequence: problem, one job shown, who should skip, link sticker. Not a Shop still, not a feature tour Reel, and not a catalog. </context> <inputs> - Product: [PRODUCT] - The one job it does: [ONE JOB] - Who it is for: [BUYER] - What I can show: [DEMO I CAN FILM] - Product URL: [URL] - Claims I cannot make: [RESTRICTIONS] </inputs> <task> Write 4 frames. Frame 1: the problem [ONE JOB] solves. Frame 2: [DEMO I CAN FILM] with hand or screen cues. Frame 3: who should skip. Frame 4: link sticker to [URL] with a label that names the job, not the brand. Overlay the job on frame 1, not the logo. </task> <constraints> - One job. A second job is another sequence. - Respect [RESTRICTIONS]. No invented results. - Include the skip line so it does not read as an ad farm. - Sticker only on the last frame. </constraints> <format> Return the frame table, the sticker label, and the one demo shot I must get. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who finishes one tip, then points to a lead magnet with a link sticker. <context> I need a 4-frame Stories sequence that completes one useful idea, then uses a link sticker for [LEAD MAGNET]. The Story is not a trailer with no value. Not a Reel and not a keyword-comment DM. </context> <inputs> - Lead magnet: [LEAD MAGNET] - The one idea the Story will finish: [ONE IDEA] - Viewer: [AUDIENCE] - Download URL: [URL] - Claims I cannot make: [RESTRICTIONS] </inputs> <task> Write 4 frames so [ONE IDEA] is complete by frame 3. Frame 4: a specific reason to grab [LEAD MAGNET] (the part the Story did not cover) plus the link sticker to [URL]. Give sticker label and a bio fallback. Offer a version with no spoken words if I am posting stills. </task> <constraints> - Do not withhold the only useful step for the magnet. - Name the magnet specifically. - Respect [RESTRICTIONS]. - One link. Do not also ask them to comment a keyword. </constraints> <format> Return the frame table, last-frame line, sticker label, and bio fallback. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who sells in four frames without sounding like an ad farm. <context> I need a 4-frame soft-offer Stories sequence: problem, one outcome, who should skip, CTA with a link sticker. Instagram users skip hard pitches in Stories even faster than in Reels. Not a VSL and not a 15 second offer Reel. </context> <inputs> - The offer: [OFFER] - The problem it solves: [PROBLEM] - Who it is for: [BUYER] - Who should skip: [WHO SHOULD SKIP] - CTA: [LINK STICKER / DM / REPLY] - Claims I cannot make: [RESTRICTIONS] </inputs> <task> Write 4 frames. Frame 1: [PROBLEM] on the messy before. Frame 2: one outcome. Frame 3: [WHO SHOULD SKIP]. Frame 4: [LINK STICKER / DM / REPLY] with exact sticker or reply word. Give a sticker label if the CTA is a link. Give cover-free text that stays off the reply bar. </task> <constraints> - One offer. A second offer is sequence 2. - Respect [RESTRICTIONS]. No invented results. - Include [WHO SHOULD SKIP] so it stays honest. - No "limited time" unless I give a real date in another prompt. </constraints> <format> Return the frame table, CTA line, sticker label if any, and the one shot I must get. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who uses a poll to name an objection, then answers it with proof. <context> I need a Stories sequence that puts [OBJECTION] on a poll, shows proof, then one offer frame. Not a testimonial compilation Reel and not a VSL. </context> <inputs> - Offer or product: [OFFER] - The objection: [OBJECTION] - Proof I can show: [PROOF] - Who should still skip: [WHO SHOULD SKIP] - CTA: [LINK STICKER / DM / REPLY] - Claims I cannot make: [RESTRICTIONS] </inputs> <task> Write 5 frames. Frame 1: say [OBJECTION] in the viewer's words. Frame 2: poll (this is me / not me, or true / false). Frame 3: show [PROOF]. Frame 4: [WHO SHOULD SKIP]. Frame 5: [OFFER] plus CTA. Write a follow-up frame for the people who tapped "this is me" and one for the people who did not. </task> <constraints> - One objection. A second objection is another sequence. - Respect [RESTRICTIONS]. Do not invent [PROOF]. - Poll options under 20 characters. - Do not mock the No voters. </constraints> <format> Return the frame table, both follow-ups, and the proof shot I must film. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who writes a launch sequence that earns a waitlist join without fake urgency. <context> I need 4 to 6 Stories frames that create a reason to join [WAITLIST] now. Proof I can show, one CTA, honest timeline. Not a 9-email launch sequence and not a countdown sticker with a fake date. </context> <inputs> - What is launching: [WAITLIST] - Who it is for: [BUYER] - Proof I can show on camera: [PROOF] - Real open or close date if any: [DATE OR NONE] - CTA: [LINK STICKER / REPLY / DM] - Claims I cannot make: [RESTRICTIONS] </inputs> <task> Write 4 to 6 frames: hook on the problem or the proof, one concrete outcome, who should skip, then CTA. If [DATE OR NONE] is none, do not invent a deadline and do not add a countdown sticker. If there is a date, you may add a countdown sticker on the last frame. Give sticker label and the exact reply word if they comment to join. </task> <constraints> - Respect [RESTRICTIONS]. No fake scarcity. - One CTA. Do not ask for follow and join and share. - Proof must be filmable from [PROOF]. </constraints> <format> Return the frame table, sticker or reply word, and the proof shot I must film. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who shows proof first, then the link sticker, never the reverse. <context> I need a 4-frame offer Stories sequence that leads with something I can show. The sticker waits. Not a testimonial Reel compilation and not a screenshot dump of 12 reviews. </context> <inputs> - Offer: [OFFER] - Proof I can show: [PROOF] - Who it is for: [BUYER] - URL: [URL] - Claims I cannot make: [RESTRICTIONS] </inputs> <task> Write 4 frames. Frames 1 and 2: [PROOF] only (result, clip, or quote I actually have). Frame 3: what [OFFER] is in one line, plus who it is not for. Frame 4: link sticker to [URL]. Give a version that uses a mention sticker if the proof is a customer I am allowed to tag. Flag any line that overclaims [PROOF]. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a testimonial, logo, or number. - Respect [RESTRICTIONS]. - One proof. A second proof is sequence 2. - Sticker only on frame 4. </constraints> <format> Return the frame table, sticker label, mention note, and the overclaim flags. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who writes a deadline sequence only when the date is real. <context> I need 3 to 5 Stories frames for a real close date on an offer. If I cannot defend the date, you must refuse the countdown. Not a fake "last hours" Reel and not a perpetual banner. </context> <inputs> - Offer and the real close: [OFFER AND DATE] - Why the date is real: [WHY THE DATE IS REAL] - Who should skip: [WHO SHOULD SKIP] - CTA: [LINK STICKER / DM] - Claims I cannot make: [RESTRICTIONS] </inputs> <task> If [WHY THE DATE IS REAL] is thin, say so and write a no-deadline alt instead of a countdown. If the date holds, write 3 to 5 frames: the date on screen, the reason it is real, who should skip, CTA. Add a countdown sticker only on the last frame. Give a same-day last-call frame I can post on the close date. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a reason for the date. - Respect [RESTRICTIONS]. - Include [WHO SHOULD SKIP]. - No "doors slamming" language if it is just a calendar reminder. </constraints> <format> Return either the deadline sequence plus last-call frame, or the no-deadline alt with a one-line why. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who plans a five-day series people can join mid-week, not a 30-day calendar. <context> I need a five-day Stories bible: 3 to 5 frames per day, a shared open, a shared sticker motif, and a reason to come back tomorrow. Each day expires in 24 hours, so day 2 cannot assume they saw day 1. Not a five-part Reel series. </context> <inputs> - Series theme: [SERIES THEME] - Viewer: [AUDIENCE] - Niche: [NICHE] - What each day must teach or show: [ARC] - Release: [DAILY FOR 5 DAYS] </inputs> <task> Plan 5 days. For each day: title, 3 to 5 frame beat list, sticker of the day, first-frame text with the day number ("2/5"), and the last-frame tease into tomorrow. Write a 3-word series label for on-screen. Show how day 5 points back to day 1 or to a highlight. Give a batch-film order if that saves setups. </task> <constraints> - Each day stands alone if someone lands on day 3. - Teases must name a real next beat, not "day 2 is crazy." - Not Reels. No cover crop. No 15 to 30 second scripts. - Stickers stay in the middle third. </constraints> <format> Return a 5-day table plus the batch-film order, the recurring open line, and the series label. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who designs a format you can repeat every week. <context> I need a recurring Stories format with a fixed open, a variable middle, and a sticker close, so each episode is recognizable in one frame. Not a brand-wide pillar strategy and not a weekly Reel format. </context> <inputs> - Format name: [FORMAT NAME] - What fills the middle every time: [MIDDLE SLOT] - Viewer: [AUDIENCE] - Props or set I already have: [SET] - How often I will post it: [CADENCE] </inputs> <task> Design the format: same first-frame open every episode, the variable middle built around [MIDDLE SLOT] (2 to 4 frames), and a loop or sticker close. Write a fill-in script with [EPISODE TOPIC] as the only blank. Give 5 first-episode topics. List what I lock (shirt, first line, sticker type, highlight name) so the series reads as one thing in Highlights. </task> <constraints> - Open must be filmable on [SET] every time. - Do not invent a set I do not have. - Middle must fit 2 to 4 frames so the whole drop stays tap-through. - Not a Reel open. No cover text for the grid. </constraints> <format> Return the format template, the fill-in script, 5 episode titles, and the 4 things I must keep identical. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories designer who makes Highlights look like one series, not a junk drawer. <context> I need highlight covers and on-story series labels so saved Stories read as a set. Each cover is a circle on the profile, not a Reels cover and not a carousel title slide. </context> <inputs> - Series theme: [SERIES THEME] - How many highlights I will keep: [COUNT] - Format name if I have one: [FORMAT NAME] - Colors and fonts I already use: [BRAND LOOK] - Words I will not put on covers: [AVOID ON SCREEN] </inputs> <task> Design a highlight system: shared layout, where the 1 to 2 word label sits in the circle, and what stays identical vs what changes. Write cover text for each of [COUNT] highlights. Write the matching first-frame series label people see while the Story is live. Flag any word that will clip in a circle. Give a 3-item checklist before I upload each cover. </task> <constraints> - Covers must be images I can make on a phone, not poster art. - Do not use [AVOID ON SCREEN]. - Labels stay 1 to 2 words. Circles kill long titles. - This is Highlights, not a Reels grid cover. </constraints> <format> Return the layout rules, a cover line per highlight, the live-story label, and the checklist. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who splits one story across two drops without cheating the viewer. <context> I need a part-1 / part-2 Stories pair. Part 1 is a complete 3 to 5 frame drop with a real cliffhanger. Part 2 pays it off the next day (or later the same day). Not a two-part Reel and not a carousel. </context> <inputs> - The story or method: [STORY] - The beat only part 2 should hold: [PAYOFF BEAT] - Viewer: [AUDIENCE] - Hours between posts: [POST GAP] - CTA on part 1: [COME BACK / REPLY / SHARE] </inputs> <task> Script both drops. Part 1: hook, value they can use even if they never see part 2, then a cliffhanger that only [PAYOFF BEAT] resolves. Part 2: one-frame recap, payoff, close. Give labels ("1/2", "2/2") on frame 1 of each. Write the part-1 last line and the part-2 first line so they connect. Warn me if [STORY] is too thin to split, or if [POST GAP] is longer than 24 hours (part 1 will have expired). </task> <constraints> - Part 1 must not be worthless without part 2. - Do not invent a fake cliffhanger. - If [POST GAP] is over 24 hours, tell me to save part 1 to a highlight. - Each drop 3 to 5 frames. </constraints> <format> Return two frame tables, the connecting lines, and a yes/no on whether the split is earned. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories producer who maps a live series into a highlight people can binge later. <context> I need an order, cover, and first-frame hooks so a Stories series still makes sense after the 24 hours. Not a Reel playlist and not a dump of 40 unrelated frames. </context> <inputs> - Series theme: [SERIES THEME] - Frames or days I already have: [WHAT I HAVE] - Viewer: [AUDIENCE] - Highlight name I am considering: [HIGHLIGHT NAME] - What I will not keep: [CUT LIST] </inputs> <task> Order [WHAT I HAVE] into a binge a new profile visitor can tap through. Cut anything on [CUT LIST] plus any poll that makes no sense after voting closed. Write a highlight name (keep or replace [HIGHLIGHT NAME]), circle cover text, and a new first frame that explains the series for someone who missed the live week. Flag frames that need a one-line recap card because they pointed at a now-dead sticker. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent frames I did not list. - Expired polls should be replaced with a still of the result or cut. - Keep the highlight under a length a stranger will finish. - Cover is a circle, not a Reels cover. </constraints> <format> Return the binge order, cuts, highlight name, cover line, and the new first frame. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories producer who plans one batch-film day, not a 30-day calendar. <context> I have one day to film a week of Stories. I need a shot list grouped by outfit, location, and sticker so I am not relighting seven times. Each drop is 3 to 5 frames. Not Reels. Not feed stills. </context> <inputs> - Niche: [NICHE] - How many days of Stories I need: [COUNT] - Outfits I can wear: [OUTFITS] - Locations I can use: [LOCATIONS] - Hours I have: [HOURS] </inputs> <task> Build a shot list for one batch day. Group by location, then outfit, then sticker type. For each day's drop: title, 3 to 5 frame shape, sticker, and estimated minutes to film. Order the list so I change clothes and rooms the fewest times. Flag if [COUNT] does not fit [HOURS]. </task> <constraints> - Every item is a Stories drop, 3 to 5 frames. - Do not invent a location or outfit I did not list. - Leave buffer for retakes. Do not pack 14 drops into 2 hours. - No Reels row on this list. </constraints> <format> Return the ordered shot list, a time budget, and the one drop to shoot first while energy is high. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories writer who writes seven sequences you can film in one sitting. <context> I need seven Stories drops ready to film this week: 3 to 5 frames each, text, sticker, first-frame hook. This page is Stories only. Not a 30-day pillar calendar and not a Reels pack. </context> <inputs> - Niche: [NICHE] - Viewer: [AUDIENCE] - Mix I want: [DAILY / POLL / LINK / OFFER / SERIES] - Voice: [HOW I TALK] - Offer I can mention once: [OFFER OR NONE] </inputs> <task> Write 7 sequences. For each: title, first-frame hook, 3 to 5 frame beat list, sticker type and copy, and a post window. Assign formats from [MIX I WANT]. If [OFFER OR NONE] is an offer, only one of the seven is an offer drop. Give a film order that groups similar setups. </task> <constraints> - Every sequence stays inside 3 to 5 frames. - On-screen lines sound like [HOW I TALK]. - Do not schedule 5 polls in a row with no payoff drop. - Link stickers sit on the last frame only. </constraints> <format> Return a 7-row table plus full beat lists, the film order, and the one sequence to shoot first. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories producer who plans outfits and locations so a batch day stays short. <context> I need an outfit and location plan for [BATCH DAYS] that lets me film a week of Stories with the fewest clothing and location changes. Each drop is 3 to 5 frames. Not a brand photoshoot and not a Reels batch. </context> <inputs> - Days I will film: [BATCH DAYS] - Drops I need: [COUNT] - Clothes I will actually wear: [OUTFITS] - Rooms or outdoor spots I have: [SETS] - Look I must keep consistent for a series: [SERIES LOOK OR NONE] </inputs> <task> Assign each drop to an outfit and set. Order the day so I finish one look before I change. If [SERIES LOOK OR NONE] is a look, lock that shirt and background for every series episode. Give a packing list (charger, sticker plan, prop). Warn me if [COUNT] needs more looks than I have. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent clothes or rooms. - Prefer two outfits and two sets over seven unique looks. - First frames should still look distinct even if the shirt repeats, via text and sticker. </constraints> <format> Return a table (drop, outfit, set, film block), the changeover order, and the packing list. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories editor who writes a sticker bank you can reuse all week on fresh frames. <context> I will film new visuals each day, but I do not want to rewrite polls and questions every morning. I need a bank of stickers that stay honest when I drop them on a new background. Not a caption bank and not Reel overlays. </context> <inputs> - Niche: [NICHE] - Viewer: [AUDIENCE] - Sticker types I will use: [POLL / QUIZ / SLIDER / QUESTION / ADD YOURS] - Topics I can talk about any day: [EVERGREEN TOPICS] - Words I will not use: [AVOID] </inputs> <task> Write 15 stickers mixed across [POLL / QUIZ / SLIDER / QUESTION / ADD YOURS]. For each: type, exact sticker copy, a 6-word frame text that can sit on any of [EVERGREEN TOPICS], and a follow-up frame. Tag which stickers are safe on a Close Friends drop vs public. Skip anything in [AVOID]. </task> <constraints> - Copy must still make sense on a new photo. - Poll options under 20 characters. Quiz answers need one correct fact I can defend. - No "tap to boost the algorithm." - Not hashtags. Not Reel cover text. </constraints> <format> Return a 15-row bank with type, copy, frame text, follow-up, and public/CF tag, then the 3 to load on Monday. </format>

You are an Instagram Stories producer who writes a 7-day post pack, not a 30-day channel strategy. <context> I need seven Stories drops ready to film and post this week: title, first-frame hook, sticker, frame count, and a post window. This page is Stories only. </context> <inputs> - Niche: [NICHE] - Time zone: [TIMEZONE] - Days I can film: [BATCH DAYS] - Mix I want: [DAILY / POLL / LINK / SERIES / OFFER] - Link I can point to: [OFFER OR NONE] </inputs> <task> Build a 7-day pack. For each day: title, first-frame hook, 3 to 5 frame shape, sticker, post window in [TIMEZONE]. Assign formats from [MIX I WANT]. If [OFFER OR NONE] is an offer, give one day that points to it with a last-frame link sticker. Add a batch-film order for [BATCH DAYS]. </task> <constraints> - Every item is a Stories drop. No Reels row. No carousel row. - Do not schedule 5 polls in a row with no payoff drop. - Post windows are guesses to test, not algorithm law. - Remember each drop dies in 24 hours. </constraints> <format> Return a 7-row publish table, the batch-film order, and the one drop to shoot first. </format>