Create an Instagram post about a date idea that feels specific, feasible, and true to my creator voice. Location: [LOCATION] Audience and budget: [AUDIENCE AND BUDGET] Format and voice: [FORMAT AND VOICE] Date premise or verified venues: [DATE IDEA] Practical details and constraints: [DETAILS AND CONSTRAINTS]
First, choose the strongest single angle: occasion, mood, price point, weather backup, or local discovery. Then produce:
1. A 7–9 slide carousel outline or 25–35 second Reel script matching my format. Make the first line a concrete save-worthy hook.
2. A shot or slide list with opening visual, date sequence, estimated spend, timing, accessibility or reservation note when supplied, and a closing save/share prompt.
3. A 100–150 word caption with a useful first sentence, the practical plan in readable lines, and one natural call to action. Add 8–12 relevant hashtags.
4. Three cover-text options under 45 characters.
Do not invent venue hours, prices, availability, safety claims, accessibility features, partnerships, personal visits, or local facts. If the idea depends on an unverified claim, write [VERIFY BEFORE POSTING]. Avoid treating expensive outings as the default and include a credible rain or timing alternative when relevant.
Before answering, check that the hook promises what the content delivers and every logistical claim comes from my inputs. Ask up to 3 clarifying questions only if a required input is missing.Fill in
| Placeholder | What to enter | Example |
|---|---|---|
| [LOCATION] | State the city, neighborhood, or geographic scope for the post. | Chicago, within 20 minutes of Logan Square |
| [AUDIENCE AND BUDGET] | Describe who follows you and their typical spending range. | couples in their late 20s and 30s; about $75 for two before drinks |
| [FORMAT AND VOICE] | Specify Reel or carousel and describe your writing and speaking style. | 8-slide carousel; warm, practical, lightly opinionated, no slang-heavy copy |
| [DATE IDEA] | Give the concept and any venues, activities, or verified links to include. | Saturday bookstore browse at Unabridged Bookstore, then a nearby shareable dinner I will confirm |
| [DETAILS AND CONSTRAINTS] | List known hours, costs, transit, weather, accessibility, reservation, and brand constraints. | Post only verified pricing; suggest a walk route; include a lower-cost coffee swap. |
How to use
- Give the model only venues and facts you have checked, especially pricing, hours, and reservations.
- Choose Reel or carousel first because pacing and copy length should change with format.
- Verify details again on the day you schedule the post, then replace every [VERIFY BEFORE POSTING] marker.
- Follow up with: “Turn this carousel into a 30-second voiceover using the same facts and give three first-frame visual options.”
Variations
Reel voiceover
Use when you already filmed clips and need a tight narration.
Write a 25–30 second Instagram Reel voiceover for these clips: [CLIP LIST]. The date route is [DATE PLAN] in [LOCATION], for [AUDIENCE]. Use this voice: [VOICE NOTES]. Output timestamped narration, on-screen text of no more than six words per beat, and a 90-word caption. Keep only supplied facts; mark [VERIFY] for price, hours, or availability gaps. Check that the first three seconds establish a specific reason to watch.
Low-cost list
Use when your audience wants options under a defined budget.
Create a saveable 10-slide Instagram carousel: “five dates under [BUDGET] in [LOCATION].” Use these verified options: [OPTIONS]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. For each idea, give the plan, expected cost basis, time needed, and one no-spend or weather fallback if supplied. Write cover text, slide copy, caption, and 10 hashtags. Do not invent costs or call something free without evidence. Check that every option fits the stated budget.
Brand partner
Use when a paid or gifted venue must be disclosed clearly.
Create an Instagram [FORMAT] featuring [PARTNER OR VENUE] and this date plan: [PLAN]. Disclosure terms: [DISCLOSURE TERMS]. Audience and voice: [AUDIENCE AND VOICE]. Output the hook, script or slide plan, caption, disclosure placement, and CTA. Make sponsorship clear without implying an unsupplied personal endorsement or outcome. Keep factual claims limited to [VERIFIED FACTS]. Check that disclosure appears with the promotional claim, not buried in hashtags.
Tips
- A date-idea post earns saves when it gives sequence, likely spend, and time commitment, not just a beautiful venue.
- Use one organizing promise such as a rainy Tuesday or first date under $50; mixed themes make a post hard to act on.
- Keep rates, hours, and reservation claims off-screen until verified because stale details damage trust quickly.
- Plan the first frame as a complete idea, not a title card, so viewers understand the premise before scrolling.
FAQ
Should I use a Reel or carousel for date ideas?
Use a Reel when the visual route and mood are the value; use a carousel when the plan needs steps, costs, or alternatives.
How many hashtags should I add?
Use a small relevant set tied to city, activity, and audience. Generic high-volume tags rarely help a local planning post.
Can AI find venues for me?
It can suggest research directions, but verify every detail yourself before publishing. Do not present suggested places as places you visited.