Free AI Facebook Post Generator

An AI Facebook post generator turns a short description of your offer, event or news into a post image and the text that goes with it. Tell Deepege what you are posting about, the words for the image and the style, and get a Facebook post you can edit, resize and download in the same chat.

Deepege chat mockup: a Taco Tuesday request and the finished Facebook post with friendly text and a 3 for $9 image

Mockup: Facebook post text for Taco Tuesday with the opening line, details and call to action labeled

Post text written for Facebook

Facebook posts often carry more detail than other feeds: the date, the time, the address, the price, the link. Ask Deepege to put those details into clear post text with a friendly opening line and a call to action, so people know exactly what to do next. Change the tone or the length by asking in the chat.

Mockup: the same Taco Tuesday design as a square post, a 4:5 portrait post and a wide image

The right size for the feed

Ask for a square image, a 4:5 portrait image that fills more of the mobile feed, or a wide image for link posts and event announcements. Each version is generated for its own shape, so the headline stays readable instead of being cropped off.

Mockup: a cold brew product photo attached in chat and the Facebook post built around it

Your real product in the post

Attach a product photo in the chat and Deepege uses it as a reference, so the bottle, box or dish in the post looks like the one you sell. Use it for new arrivals, restocks and seasonal offers without a new photo shoot. AI can redraw small details such as labels, so check them before you post.

How to use

1
Describe your post
Write what you are posting about, the words for the image, the style and the size: square, 4:5 or wide. Edit the sample prompt above to start faster.
2
Get the image and post text
Deepege generates the post image and writes the post text. Attach a product photo in the chat to put your real product in the post.
3
Refine and download
Ask for changes or other sizes in plain words, check every word, price and date, then download the image and paste the text into Facebook.

Used across industries

Home services example: a Facebook post for a $79 fall furnace tune-up with a house illustration — Home services
A heating company asks for a fall furnace tune-up post at $79 this month and gets a clean 4:5 image with the offer, plus post text that explains why a check before winter helps and asks people to call to book.

Community event example: a Facebook post for a Saturday farmers market, 8am to 1pm, with produce stalls — Community events
A farmers market describes its Saturday hours, 8am to 1pm, and gets a colorful post image with the headline and the time, plus post text with a line about local produce and a reminder to bring a bag.

Online store example: a Facebook post for a weekend sale, 20% off everything, with a yellow tote bag — Online stores
An online shop announces a weekend sale with 20% off everything and gets a bold purple and yellow image, plus short post text with a spot for the shop link and the last day of the sale.

What to include in a Facebook post brief

People scroll Facebook quickly, so the image should carry one idea and the post text should answer the obvious questions. A useful brief covers:

What the post is about: an offer, an event, a new product, an update or a tip.
The exact words for the image, in quotes. Keep them short and put the details in the post text.
The details people need: dates, times, prices, the address or the link.
The size: square, 4:5 portrait, or wide for link posts and event announcements.
The look and the tone: colors, mood and how the text should sound.

Post ideas for a Facebook Page

Weekly specials: the same day every week, such as Taco Tuesday, so followers learn when to look.
Seasonal offers: tune-ups before winter, back-to-school deals or holiday hours.
Events: markets, classes, open houses and launches, with the date, time and place in the first lines.
New arrivals: a new product built around your own product photo.
Thank-you posts: a milestone, a review from a customer or a photo of your team.

How this tool works

Edit the prompt above with your offer, text and style. After you sign in, Deepege opens a new chat and sends your prompt. The image and the post text appear in the chat. You can attach a product photo, ask for edits or other sizes, download the image and copy the text. This tool makes real posts for your own Page or group; it does not make mockups of other people's posts. To share the same offer on Instagram, use the Instagram post generator and the Instagram caption generator. For printed flyers in your shop window, try the AI poster generator.

FAQ

What is an AI Facebook post generator?

It is a tool that creates a Facebook post image and the post text from a written description. On this page you describe what you are posting about, the words for the image and the style, and Deepege chat generates the post, which you can then edit or resize by chatting.

Is this Facebook post generator free?

Yes, you can try it for free. You get free credits on sign-up, so you can open Deepege chat from this page and create posts right away. When the credits run out, you can keep going on a paid plan.

What image sizes can I make?

Say the size in your prompt: square, 4:5 portrait, or wide for link posts and event announcements. You can ask for other versions of the same post later in the chat.

Can it make a fake Facebook post or a mockup?

No. This tool creates real images and post text for your own Page or group. It does not imitate other people's posts or the Facebook interface.

Will the text on the image be spelled correctly?

AI image models can still misspell words or change numbers. Keep the text on the image short, put the exact wording in quotes, and check prices, dates and spelling before you post. If something is wrong, ask Deepege to fix it in the same chat.

Can I use the posts for my business?

You can use them in your own marketing. Make sure you have the rights to any photos, logos or brand assets you upload, and see the Deepege user agreement for licensing details.