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Free Social Media Tools for Bios, Captions, Video & LinkedIn

Free social media tools for the jobs on your list: writing a bio, a caption, a video script, or a LinkedIn post.

Pick what you're working on, open the right tool, and get a draft you can edit instead of a blank box. Each tool is built for one platform, so the length and style fit where you'll post it.

Free to start · No account needed · Copy and edit results · Fair use limits apply

One post idea turning into several formats: a carousel, a video, a short clip, a quote and a results post

A good place to start

Popular tasks, without the extra tabs

Not sure where to begin? These tools cover the work people come back to most often.

The full toolbox

Find the tool that matches your task

You don't need to know the technical name. Search for what you want to do, or choose a category below.

26 tools available now

Free social media tools

Bios, captions, YouTube titles and scripts, and a posting plan for every major platform.

Free LinkedIn tools

Headlines, About sections, posts and comments that sound like you.

Free username and channel name generators

Handles for Instagram and TikTok, and a name for your YouTube channel.

By category

Where to start in each category

A toolkit at the centre of eight kinds of tools, from writing and images to video and design

Free social media tools

A bio, caption, or posting plan should match the platform and what you're trying to say. Choose the right generator, add your own details, and edit the result before you post.

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Free YouTube tools

A video needs more than the video: a title people click, a description that answers questions, chapters, and a script you can actually film.

The YouTube tools write titles, descriptions and scripts. They don't read your channel or show views, so check every result against your actual video.

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Free LinkedIn tools

Your profile and posts should sound like you, not a template everybody else is using. Start with your experience, your work, and the point you actually want to make.

See all LinkedIn tools

Usernames and channel names

A handle people can read, spell and remember makes every other part of your profile easier. Check that a name is free on the platform before you settle on it.

These tools suggest names. They can't check whether a handle is taken, so search for it on the platform first.

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Start with the job, not the jargon

Four small workflows that actually make sense

  1. 1

    I'm setting up a new profile

    Start with: Instagram Username GeneratorThen: Instagram Bio GeneratorNext: Instagram Caption Generator

    Pick a handle people can read and spell, then a bio that says what you post and who it's for. Write your first captions so they keep the promise the bio makes.

    Start with a username
  2. 2

    I need to post more consistently

    Start with: Social Media Content Calendar GeneratorThen: Instagram Caption GeneratorNext: TikTok Caption Generator

    Make a manageable plan first. Use the writing tools to draft individual posts, then edit them to match what actually happened. A plan you can keep beats an ambitious one you drop in week two.

    Build a content calendar
  3. 3

    I'm starting a YouTube channel

    Start with: YouTube Channel Name GeneratorThen: YouTube Title GeneratorNext: YouTube Description Generator

    Choose a name that says what the channel is about, then give each video a clear title and a description that answers the questions viewers ask. Add chapters once the video is cut.

    Find a channel name
  4. 4

    I want to be found on LinkedIn

    Start with: LinkedIn Headline GeneratorThen: LinkedIn About Section GeneratorNext: LinkedIn Post Generator

    Your headline and About section tell visitors what you do. Posts give them a reason to come back. Use your real experience in each one, and don't add results you can't back up.

    Write a headline

Good to know

AI generators and browser tools aren't all the same

A writing generator uses the information you provide to make a draft. A browser tool checks or formats something you paste in. Neither can see your accounts, so neither can tell you real follower or view numbers.

  • AI writing tools

    Drafts and ideas

    Use these when you need a starting point for a bio, caption, title, script, post, or plan.

    They're best when you include real context. Review the draft for accuracy, tone, platform rules, and details that might have been guessed.

  • Browser tools

    Checks and formatting

    Some tools work on what you paste in, like turning timestamps into YouTube chapters. They follow fixed rules and run in your browser.

    A check tells you whether something fits a platform's rules. It doesn't decide whether the content is good.

  • Account data

    Not included

    Follower counts, reach, views and engagement come from your own accounts. These tools don't connect to your profiles or read your analytics.

    Nothing here posts for you either. You copy the result and publish it yourself.

The basics, without the overwhelm

How to set up a social profile when you're starting from zero

You don't need a big toolkit to make progress. Start with a clear profile and a few posts you can keep up.

  1. 1 Decide what the profile is for

    Is it for meeting clients, sharing a hobby, selling a product, or finding a job? That decision should guide the bio, the handle and what you post.

  2. 2 Say what you post in plain words

    Visitors decide in a few seconds. "Easy dinners for busy parents" tells them more than a list of emojis or a job title. Try the Instagram Bio Generator or TikTok Bio Generator as a starting draft.

  3. 3 Match the platform

    Each platform has its own length limits and habits. A TikTok bio has 80 characters, an X bio 160, a LinkedIn headline 220. Use the tool built for the platform rather than one bio everywhere.

  4. 4 Write posts that keep the bio's promise

    If your bio says weekly recipes, post weekly recipes. The caption tools and the Content Calendar Generator help you plan posts that match what you said you'd share.

  5. 5 Post, then look at what works

    Check your platform's own insights after a few weeks. Keep what people respond to and change what they skip. No tool can promise followers or views.

Built for real work

Pick a starting point that fits what you do

Three steps

Pick it. Use it. Make it yours.

  1. Step 1

    Find your task

    Search the directory or choose a category. Every card tells you what the tool is built to do.

  2. Step 2

    Give it useful context

    Some tools ask a couple of questions. Others need your timestamps, your post idea, or a few details about your account. Optional fields can help make results more relevant.

  3. Step 3

    Review before you use it

    Edit the draft, check factual details, copy or export your result, and make the final decision yourself.

A central tool search panel connected to groups of writing, image, video and social post tools

Free to use. Fair use limits help keep these tools available for everyone. No account is required.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions about free social media tools

What are free social media tools?

They're online tools that help with one specific social media task. Most write a draft, like a bio, caption, title or post. A few check or format something you paste in, like YouTube chapters.

Are Eplie's free tools free?

Yes. The public tools are free to use, with fair use limits. Some requests may be temporarily limited when demand is high.

Do I need to create an account?

No. You don't need an Eplie account or a login for any social platform to use these tools.

Do these tools publish posts for me?

No. The writing tools are for drafting, editing, and copying content. They don't connect to your social accounts or post anything. Review the result and post it yourself.

Can I generate bios for Instagram, TikTok, X, Threads and Facebook?

Yes. Each platform has its own bio generator, because the length limits and style differ. A TikTok bio has 80 characters, an X bio 160 and an Instagram bio 150.

Can I write captions for Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok?

Yes. Choose the caption generator for that platform. A TikTok caption, a Facebook caption and an Instagram caption need different lengths and writing styles, so one generic draft isn't always enough.

Do you have tools for YouTube and Pinterest?

Yes. The directory includes tools for YouTube titles, descriptions, Shorts and video scripts, thumbnail text, chapters and channel names, as well as Pinterest titles and descriptions.

Are there free tools for LinkedIn profiles and posts?

Yes. You can work on a headline, About section, experience description, skills list, post, or comment. Add your real experience and review the text before copying it to LinkedIn.

Can these tools check if a username is available?

No. The username and channel name tools suggest names, but they can't see which handles are taken. Search for a name on the platform before you use it.

Can these tools get me more followers?

No tool can promise followers, views or reach. A clear bio and well written posts help people understand your account. What you post, and how often, matters more.

What's the difference between an AI generator and a browser tool?

An AI generator writes or reshapes content based on your input. A browser tool, like the YouTube Chapters Generator, follows fixed rules on what you paste in. Each tool's page explains what its result means.

Can I trust every AI generated result?

Use it as a draft, not as verified fact. Double check names, prices, dates, achievements, and platform limits. An AI generator can make mistakes even when a result sounds convincing.

Why isn't a tool generating results?

Try removing unsupported input, refreshing the page, or waiting a little if the fair use limit has been reached. If an error continues, use the contact page and include the tool name and error message, without sharing account passwords.

Are the tools safe to use?

Each tool explains what it does and what information it needs. Don't enter passwords or private details you wouldn't put on a public profile. Read the privacy policy for how submitted text is handled.

Which tool should I start with?

Start with the task you need to finish today. Updating a profile? Pick the bio generator for that platform. Posting this week? Try a caption generator. Planning a month? Try the Social Media Content Calendar Generator.

One more thing

Writing on LinkedIn too? Eplie drafts the comments.

Eplie is a Chrome extension that drafts LinkedIn comments and replies in your voice and polishes what you wrote. Free to start. You review and post every word yourself.

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