Prompt Library

30 Google Gemini Prompts to Run Your Social Media Faster

30 copy-paste prompts

Paste these into Google Gemini to generate post ideas, scroll-stopping hooks, on-brand captions, a full content calendar, and platform-specific posts, then repurpose one idea across every channel. Swap in the bracketed details and tell it your brand voice for on-brand results.

In short: This page contains 30 copy-paste ready prompts, organized into 6 categories with a description and pro tip for each. The first 5 prompts are free instantly, no signup needed. Hand-curated and tested by the AI Academy team.

By Louis Corneloup ยท Founder, Techpresso
Last updated ยทHand-curated & tested by the AI Academy team

Post Ideas & Hooks

5 prompts

30 Post Ideas

1/30

Generate 30 social media post ideas for [brand/topic] aimed at [audience]. Mix educational, behind-the-scenes, promotional, and engagement posts, and label each with its type and the goal it serves. Keep them specific to my niche, not generic filler.

A month of varied, labeled post ideas in one go.

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Pro tip: Name your niche tightly so the ideas aren't generic.

Scroll-Stopping Hooks

2/30

Write 10 scroll-stopping opening hooks for a post about [topic] targeting [audience]. Vary the angle: bold claim, surprising stat, relatable pain, question, and contrarian take. Keep each under 12 words and make me want to read the next line.

Ten first-line hooks that stop the scroll.

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Pro tip: The hook is 80% of the post โ€” test a few against your feed.

Content Pillars

3/30

Define four to five content pillars for [brand] that serve [audience] and support [goal]. For each pillar, explain what it covers, why it matters to the audience, and give three example post ideas. Keep the pillars distinct so my feed has variety.

A pillar system so your content stays on-strategy.

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Pro tip: Pillars keep you from posting random one-off content.

Trend-Jacking Ideas

4/30

For [brand/niche], suggest ways to tie into current relevant trends and conversations without being cringe. Give five angles that connect a trend to something my audience genuinely cares about, and flag any I should avoid as off-brand or risky.

On-trend angles that still fit your brand.

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Pro tip: The 'avoid' list saves you from a forced, cringe post.

Series Idea

5/30

Design a repeatable content series for [brand] that [audience] would follow. Give it a name and format, explain why people would come back, and outline the first five episodes. Make it easy to produce consistently.

A named, repeatable series to build a following.

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Pro tip: Repeatable formats are easier to sustain than one-offs.

Captions

5 prompts

On-Brand Caption

6/30

Write a caption for a post about [topic]. My brand voice is [describe voice, e.g. warm, witty, expert]. Open with a hook, deliver one clear idea, and end with a light call to action. Keep it natural and human, not salesy, and suggest three relevant hashtags.

A ready caption in your voice with a soft CTA.

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Pro tip: Describe your voice so it doesn't default to generic marketing-speak.

Three Caption Lengths

7/30

Write this caption three ways for [topic] in my [voice] brand voice: a punchy one-liner, a medium caption with a hook and one point, and a longer storytelling caption. Each should stand on its own so I can match it to the post.

Short, medium, and long versions to choose from.

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Pro tip: Match caption length to the platform and the post's goal.

Story-Driven Caption

8/30

Turn this idea into a short story-driven caption: [idea or lesson]. Use a relatable opening moment, a small turning point, and a takeaway my [audience] can use. Keep it authentic and in a [voice] tone, ending with a question to spark replies.

A mini-story caption that earns comments.

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Pro tip: A closing question reliably lifts comments.

Caption From a Photo

9/30

Here's a photo for a post: [upload or describe]. Write a caption that fits the image, matches my [voice] brand voice, ties it to [topic or message], and ends with a light call to action. Suggest a few fitting hashtags.

A caption built around your actual image.

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Pro tip: Upload the image so the caption actually matches it.

Hashtag Set

10/30

Suggest a smart hashtag set for a post about [topic] in the [niche] space. Mix a few larger reach tags, several mid-size niche tags, and a couple of small specific ones, and explain the logic. Avoid banned or spammy tags.

A balanced hashtag mix with reach logic.

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Pro tip: Mid-size niche tags usually beat giant generic ones.

Content Calendar & Strategy

5 prompts

One-Month Calendar

11/30

Build a one-month content calendar for [brand] on [platform(s)] posting [frequency]. For each slot, give the pillar, the post idea, the format, and the goal. Balance value, engagement, and promotion, and keep it realistic to produce for a small team.

A realistic month of planned, balanced content.

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Pro tip: State your real posting capacity so the plan is sustainable.

Weekly Themes

12/30

Design a weekly theme structure for [brand] (e.g. a recurring focus for each day) that serves [audience] and covers my content pillars. Explain each theme, the format that fits it, and an example post, so planning becomes plug-and-play.

Recurring daily themes to make planning easy.

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Pro tip: Themed days remove the 'what do I post today' decision.

Launch Content Plan

13/30

Plan the social content around launching [product/offer] on [date]. Map a timeline of teaser, build-up, launch-day, and follow-up posts across [platforms], with the goal and message of each. Keep it exciting without being repetitive.

A full pre-to-post launch content sequence.

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Pro tip: The build-up posts matter as much as launch day itself.

Repurpose a Blog Into a Week

14/30

Turn this blog post or long content into a week of social posts: [paste content or link]. Pull the best points into standalone posts across [platforms], each with its own hook and format, without just copy-pasting. Note which platform each fits best.

One long piece becomes a week of native posts.

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Pro tip: Repurposing is the highest-leverage social habit there is.

Content Audit & Fix

15/30

Here's what I've been posting: [describe recent posts/results]. Analyze what's likely working and what isn't for [audience] and [goal], and suggest specific changes to formats, topics, hooks, and posting rhythm. Be concrete, not generic.

A practical audit with concrete fixes.

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Pro tip: Share real results so the audit isn't guesswork.

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Platform-Specific

5 prompts

LinkedIn Post

16/30

Write a LinkedIn post about [topic] for [audience]. Open with a strong first line that shows before the 'see more' cut, use short punchy lines with white space, share a genuine insight or story, and end with a question. Professional but human, no hashtag spam.

A native LinkedIn post built for the format.

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Pro tip: The first line before 'see more' decides if anyone reads on.

Instagram Carousel

17/30

Outline a 6-slide Instagram carousel on [topic] for [audience]. Give a strong cover-slide hook, one clear idea per slide with short text, and a final call-to-action slide. Then write a caption to go with it. Keep the text skimmable on mobile.

A full carousel outline plus its caption.

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Pro tip: One idea per slide keeps people swiping to the end.

X / Twitter Thread

18/30

Write an X thread about [topic] for [audience]. Start with a hook tweet that earns the click, then 5-7 tweets that each deliver one point and flow into the next, and end with a takeaway plus a soft call to action. Keep each tweet tight and punchy.

A tight, well-paced thread with a hook.

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Pro tip: Each tweet should stand alone and pull to the next.

TikTok / Reels Script

19/30

Write a short-form video script (TikTok/Reels) about [topic] for [audience]. Give a 3-second hook, a fast-paced body with on-screen text cues, and a strong ending. Keep it under [30/60] seconds of spoken content and note b-roll or visual ideas.

A short-video script with hook and visual cues.

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Pro tip: Nail the first 3 seconds or the rest never gets watched.

Cross-Platform Adaptation

20/30

Take this post idea: [idea]. Adapt it natively for LinkedIn, Instagram, and X, respecting each platform's format, tone, and length rather than copy-pasting. Note what changes and why for each.

One idea, natively adapted per platform.

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Pro tip: Native beats copy-paste โ€” each platform rewards its own format.

Engagement & Growth

5 prompts

Engagement Questions

21/30

Give me 10 engagement-driving questions or prompts I can post for [audience] in the [niche] space. Make them easy and fun to answer, tied to real interests or opinions, and likely to spark comments, not just likes. Avoid bland 'what do you think?' filler.

Ten comment-worthy questions for your audience.

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Pro tip: Easy-to-answer, opinion-based questions get the most replies.

Reply & Comment Templates

22/30

Help me engage authentically. For [brand/niche], give me natural ways to reply to comments, start conversations under others' posts, and respond to both praise and criticism. Keep it human and on-brand ([voice]), never copy-paste generic.

Authentic ways to engage in comments.

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Pro tip: Genuine replies grow reach more than posting more often.

Poll & Interactive Ideas

23/30

Suggest 8 interactive content ideas for [platform] and [audience]: polls, this-or-that, fill-in-the-blank, quizzes, and story stickers. For each, give the exact wording and the goal it serves. Keep them relevant to my niche.

Ready-to-use interactive post ideas.

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Pro tip: Interactive posts feed the algorithm and warm up your audience.

Turn Followers Into Community

24/30

Suggest ways to turn passive followers of [brand] into an engaged community. Give content and interaction tactics that build belonging and repeat participation, tailored to [audience], and note which to try first for the biggest effect.

Tactics to build real community, not just followers.

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Pro tip: Community compounds; chasing raw follower count doesn't.

Call-to-Action Menu

25/30

Give me a menu of 12 varied calls to action for [brand] posts, sorted by goal: save, share, comment, click, or DM. Keep them natural and low-pressure so they fit different posts without sounding pushy.

A reusable menu of natural CTAs by goal.

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Pro tip: Vary your CTA โ€” not every post should push a click.

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Repurpose & Batch

5 prompts

One Idea, Ten Posts

26/30

Take this single idea: [core idea]. Spin it into 10 distinct posts by changing the angle, format, and hook each time (story, tip, myth-buster, example, question, contrarian take, etc.). Keep them all true to the same core message for [audience].

Ten fresh posts from one core idea.

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Pro tip: Angle-shifting lets one idea fuel a whole week.

Batch a Week of Captions

27/30

Here are this week's post topics: [list]. Write a caption for each in my [voice] brand voice, each with a hook, one clear point, and a fitting call to action, plus a small hashtag set. Keep them varied so they don't feel formulaic.

A full week of captions written in one batch.

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Pro tip: Batching captions weekly is a huge time-saver.

Repurpose a Video

28/30

I have a video about [topic]: [paste transcript or summary]. Repurpose it into a carousel, a text post, three short quote graphics, and an X thread, each native to its format. Note the best platform for each output.

Turns one video into a multi-format content set.

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Pro tip: Paste the transcript so the outputs use your real points.

Evergreen Reposts

29/30

From my past content [paste list or themes], identify evergreen ideas worth reposting, and rewrite each with a fresh hook and format so it doesn't feel recycled. Suggest a rough re-share cadence for each.

Refreshes your best evergreen content for reuse.

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Pro tip: Your best old posts deserve a second life with a new hook.

Newsletter to Social

30/30

Turn this newsletter or long update into social posts: [paste content]. Pull the most shareable insights into standalone posts for [platforms], each with its own hook, and keep the voice consistent with [brand]. Skip anything that only makes sense in the full email.

Extracts social posts from a newsletter.

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Pro tip: Not every email point works alone โ€” let it filter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Describe your brand voice, audience, and goal in the prompt, and paste a few examples of posts that sound like you. The more context you give, the less generic the output. Then edit lightly so it truly sounds like your brand.
Yes. Use the calendar prompts and give it your platforms, posting frequency, pillars, and real capacity. It will map ideas, formats, and goals across the month. Keep the plan realistic to what you can actually produce so you stay consistent.
They can if you don't give voice and context. Tell Gemini your tone, your audience, and one clear idea per post, ask for a hook and a natural CTA, and always do a quick personal edit. That edit is what makes a caption feel human.
Repurposing. Take one strong idea or piece of long content and use the repurpose prompts to turn it into a week of native posts across platforms. It multiplies your output without multiplying the work of coming up with new ideas.

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