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Using the AI assistant in the composer

Two ways to get writing help in the composer, both grounded in your brand voice.

BWritten by the Brandmundo teamUpdated June 6, 2026

You don't have to wordsmith captions yourself. Brandmundo has two layers of AI writing help: one-tap rewrites for quick fixes, and a conversational assistant for anything you can describe in a sentence. Both are free — text never costs credits.

One-tap rewrites

In edit mode on any idea, the Rewrite options give you targeted fixes without losing the post's intent:

  • Improve — polish the phrasing, keep the length.
  • Shorten / Expand — compress to about half, or flesh out with more detail.
  • Rewrite — same idea, completely different angle.
  • Hook, body or CTA only — surgical rewrites of just the opening line, the middle, or the call-to-action.

Hashtags have their own regenerate button that suggests a fresh, platform-appropriate set.

The assistant pane

When you compose a post on a desktop-sized screen, an assistant pane sits next to the editor. Talk to it like a colleague: “make this punchier”, “add a call to action for bookings”, “rewrite this for a LinkedIn audience”. It answers in the pane, and when it proposes a full caption you'll get an Apply caption button that drops the suggestion straight into your editor — nothing changes until you apply it.

The composer with the assistant pane open beside the caption editor

Capture: Desktop composer (Create Post sheet) with the assistant pane visible on the right, showing a short conversation and an Apply caption button. Light mode, crop to 16:9.

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It knows your brand

Every rewrite and assistant reply is grounded in your brand profile — tone, posting playbook, audience — so suggestions come back sounding like you, not like a generic AI. The more complete your profile, the better the writing.

Iterate freely

Rewrites and assistant conversations are unlimited and free on every plan. Only AI images cost credits — so run the caption through as many passes as it takes.

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