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Posts and carousels

Write the brief once, get on-brand posts

Kamply, an AI content generator, interviews you, locks a written brief, then designs posts and carousels at 4:5 1080x1350.

The longer description

Two labelled variants per round, side by side, on your own brand tokens.

Free. Keep the files. Akash replies with times.

Finished work, built in the app.

Every piece here was built in Kamply at the size it ships. Sample brands are labelled as such.

A 4:5 post on a dark field: a fan of year-in-review cards, the front one listing an example year of days logged, meals and streaks in lime numerals
NutriScanYour 2026 is already counted. Feed post · 4:5
A 4:5 post on charcoal headed One studio, every format, over four lime-outlined frames for a post, a reel, a square and a deck
KamplyOne studio, every format. Feed post · 4:5

Sample brands from the app’s library

Darnfold, Boxkin, Woofstead and Latelift are invented brands, so every figure in their work is fictional.

Darnfold, a Kamply sample brand. A square post: a close-up of a torn jeans seam with model road workers, cones and a spool of thread on it, over the line Black Friday road works on your inner thighsample brand
Darnfold · sample brandRoad works on your inner thigh. Feed post · 1:1
Boxkin, a Kamply sample brand. Carousel slides telling a founding story with one cardboard box: an unowned Release notes label, a launch set for Friday, a late sticker, and a handover note taped onsample brand1 / 6
Boxkin · sample brandWe each thought the other had the release notes. Carousel · 4:5
Boxkin, a Kamply sample brand. A square diagram post: a cardboard box with eyes in mid-air between two desks, with three numbered labels explaining who owns it at each pointsample brand
Boxkin · sample brandMid-air, it’s still Ana’s box. Feed post · 1:1
Darnfold, a Kamply sample brand. Carousel slides on dark navy: one pair of jeans with four repairs, then close-ups of the knee patch, the patches above the knee and the oval patch on the upper thighsample brand1 / 5
Darnfold · sample brandBack four times. Carousel · 4:5
Woofstead, a Kamply sample brand. Carousel slides laid out like a script: a late-night chat between a dog owner and a vet nurse, with a photo of a spaniel and stage directions for the dog in italicssample brand1 / 5
Woofstead · sample brandRolo ate a sock at 10:41 pm. Carousel · 4:5
Boxkin, a Kamply sample brand. A landscape hiring post: a handover note taped to a cardboard box reads Wanted, our second product designer, with done and next lines filled insample brand
Boxkin · sample brandWanted: our second product designer. LinkedIn post · 1.91:1
Darnfold, a Kamply sample brand. A 9:16 story for Mothering Sunday: a parcel tag addressed to Mum hangs from a jeans waistband, above a line saying repairs are free and postage is paid both wayssample brand
Darnfold · sample brandA repaired pair, posted to Mum. Story · 9:16
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The locked brief

audience:
Founders who own the brand and the deadline
format:
Carousel, 4:5, five slides
imagery:
Real product shot, graded to the field
facts:
Only the three numbers on the pricing page
cta:
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What comes out

  • Five slides at 1080 x 1350, exported as PNG and PDF
  • Your colours and type, resolved from your brand tokens
  • A caption, hashtags and alt text written to the same brief
  • Every quality gate passed before it is called done

The brief is written and locked before any design happens, and it is the reason the output is on-brand rather than nearly on-brand. Change the brief and the deliverable changes with it. Nothing is final until you approve it.

What it actually does

You describe a post.

What it does, in detail

Kamply asks about audience, platform, imagery and which product facts it may claim, then writes that down as a brief you approve. It designs from the brief: two labelled variants at the exact ratio, on your brand tokens, with caption and alt text in a file beside them. You export PNG or PDF.

What this is not

It does not publish or schedule anything.

What it leaves to you

Kamply produces the post files and the caption text; you upload them yourself.

How it runs, start to finish

Three steps, in the order the app actually does them.

  1. The interview

    It asks audience, platform, ratio, imagery direction and which product facts it may claim, then writes brief.md. Nothing gets designed until you approve that file.

  2. Two variants, one page

    Both variants render side by side as labelled columns at true pixel size, each led by a different visual idea, so you kill or redirect one before any polish.

  3. Gates, then export

    Preflight checks brand tokens, the 60 percent visual rule, image provenance and banned copy patterns, and refuses to pass the post until it is green.

The numbers, and where they come from

Every figure on this page comes from Kamply's build log or a named published source. Nothing is modelled.

Post ratios
4:5 1080x1350, 1:1, 9:16
Variants per round
2 by default
Visual share of a slide
at least 60%
Stock sources
Pexels, Unsplash, Vecteezy
Price
$69 a month
What each number means
Post ratios
Exact platform sizes, exported as PNG or PDF.
Variants per round
Labelled columns; each leads with a different visual idea.
Visual share of a slide
Built-in rule: long copy moves to the caption file.
Stock sources
Source ID stays in the filename as the provenance record.
Price
One plan. Founding rates end 2026-10-15.

Questions people actually ask

If yours is not here, ask it in the walkthrough. The form below reaches a human.

Does it post to Instagram or LinkedIn for me?

No. It makes the files: PNG or PDF at exact ratios, plus caption, hashtags and alt text in a text file beside them. You upload them with whatever scheduler you already use. No connected accounts, no scheduling, no posting analytics.

What is actually in the locked brief?

Audience, platform and ratio, imagery direction, the facts and claims it is allowed to make, look references, and a one-line recipe plus reason for each variant. It is plain markdown in your project, and you read and approve it before design starts.

How does it know my brand?

Onboarding reads your website plus a short interview, then writes colour tokens, type scale, voice notes and logo variants into the project. Every post after that references those tokens, so change a token once and later work picks up the new value.

Can I edit what comes out?

Yes. Each post is HTML plus images in a folder on your Mac. Export PNG or PDF, or hand the mockup to a designer to rebuild in Figma or Canva. Stock filenames keep the source ID, so attribution stays traceable.

Does it write ad copy and run campaigns?

It writes captions, hashtags and alt text next to each post, and one brief can become a campaign batch that holds a single look. It does not touch ad accounts, buy media, or report on ad performance. No ad platform connects to it.

What do I need to run it?

An Apple silicon Mac on macOS 11 or later. Kamply ships as a signed, notarized DMG. There is no web version, no mobile app and no public API. Pricing is $69 a month or $499 a year.

Next, if this was not it

Bring one brief to the walkthrough.

We build the first direction with your brand during the walkthrough.

Akash, who built Kamply, replies with times. The walkthrough is free: he builds your first campaign direction on your brand, and you leave with the files.