Use case
Create a week of social media content with AI
Consistency beats brilliance on social media, and consistency is a production problem: a small team cannot create a new image, a story and a clip every day. Batching solves it. Spend one session planning seven days, generate every asset in one go from a shared visual template, then schedule. Generation models make that realistic for a solo founder or a one-person agency.
Why this approach works
- A shared style block (palette, lighting, composition) pasted into every prompt makes a week of posts look like one brand.
- Mixing formats (a carousel image, a story frame, a short clip) from the same idea multiplies reach without multiplying ideas.
- Batching keeps your attention on strategy and copy, the parts that actually need a human, instead of switching tools every day.
Step-by-step workflow
- 1
Choose three content pillars
Pick three recurring themes, such as education, behind the scenes and offers. Seven days is then a rotation of pillars, not seven blank pages. Write one sentence per day describing the idea.
- 2
Write the style block
Draft a 30 to 50 word description of your visual identity: colours, light, background, mood. Save it and paste it at the end of every image prompt so every asset matches.
- 3
Generate the image posts
Create four or five feed images. Keep space for text overlays and add the actual text in a design tool, not in the prompt. Use a cheaper model for drafts and a stronger one for hero posts.
- 4
Turn two ideas into clips
Pick the two image posts with the most motion potential and animate them into 5 second clips for stories or Reels. A little movement on a strong image beats a complicated video.
- 5
Add copy and schedule
Write captions in one block, add alt text and hashtags, and load everything into a scheduler. Leave one slot open for a reactive post about something that happens during the week.
Recommended models
| Model | Role | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Nano Banana 2 | Fast, good-quality feed images for everyday posts. | 3 / image |
| SeedDream v4.5 | Rich colour and strong composition for hero posts and carousels. | 1 / image |
| FLUX Schnell | Very cheap sketches to test ideas and layouts before a final pass. | 1 / image |
| Seedance 2.0 Fast I2V | Short story and Reels clips from your best stills. | 37 / clip |
Example prompts
A ceramic mug of coffee and an open notebook on a pale wooden desk, seen from above, empty space on the right third for text. Soft morning light, muted sage and cream palette, minimal, calm, no text in the image.
Bold flat-lay of colourful stationery and a small plant on a terracotta background, strong diagonal composition, saturated warm tones, crisp shadows, central empty area for a headline, modern editorial look.
A hand reaches in and writes a line in the notebook, steam rises from the mug, curtains move softly in the background. Static top-down camera, soft ambient cafe sounds, vertical framing.
What a week of content costs
Seven days: three hero image posts, four everyday posts, two quick sketch tests and two story clips. Add stories or carousels as your plan needs.
| Item | Model | Qty | Credits each | Subtotal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hero posts and carousel covers | SeedDream v4.5 | 3 | 1 | 3 |
| Everyday posts | Nano Banana 2 | 4 | 3 | 12 |
| Idea sketches | FLUX Schnell | 2 | 1 | 2 |
| Story clips | Seedance 2.0 Fast I2V (5 s) | 2 | 37 | 74 |
| Total per week of content | 91 credits |
| Plan | Allowance | Per week of content | Of monthly credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter (€15) | 100 credits | €13.65 | 91% |
| Pro (€35) | 300 credits | €10.62 | 30% |
| Business (€89) | 900 credits | €9.00 | 10% |
The best savings come from the style block: when every prompt reuses it, far fewer generations are rejected for looking off-brand. Price your own mix with the video cost calculator.
Frequently asked questions
How far ahead should I batch content?
- A week is a good unit: long enough to save time, short enough to stay relevant. Keep one slot free for news and reactions.
How do I keep my brand consistent?
- Save a style block with palette, light and mood and paste it into every prompt. Pair it with your real logo and fonts, added in a design tool afterwards.
Should I put text inside the generated image?
- Avoid it for anything longer than a word or two. Leave empty space in the composition and add text in your design tool where it stays sharp and editable.
Do I need to label AI content on social platforms?
- Major platforms ask creators to label realistic AI-generated content. Use their built-in label option and check the current policy, as it changes often.
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