EasyGen has 25,750 users who write Linkedin captions.

Great captions. The best.

I know it, because I trained the model :) and my employee went from 0 to 2 million (now 4 million) views using it.

But the caption isn't everything: a Linkedin post needs a solid image.

→ Not a video.

→ Not a selfie.

↳ But the right image.

So I just launched a new image feature on EasyGen.

Here's how to use it:

Start with your post.

Go to "Custom Topic", and write your post.

I won't be too lengthy on this since I wrote a complete guide to EasyGen a few weeks ago.

Here's an example of a post I generated with the custom topic:

"Remote working kills communities, cities & the sense of belonging."

Select your quote.

Once you click on "Generate image from Post", you will have a selection of 10 quotes.

Pick the quote that:

☑ Makes you feel.

☑ Sounds controversial.

☑ Connects us deeply with the post.

Here I selected:

"Flexibility at work shouldn't mean loneliness in life".

Generate your image.

Once you click on your quote, generate the image.

I've trained EasyGen to the most viral Linkedin posts for months before sharing this.

→ It's the right size.

→ It's the right design.

→ It's the right media for you to go viral.

Here's 3x images I generated for the same "remote working kills cities" topic:

My own employee Anisha made viral posts using it:

Pricing.

EasyGen is $59,99 per month for unlimited captions.

To generate 21 images, it's $10.

To generate 250 images, it's $100.

Let's say you generate 2x images for a daily post...

→ That's $24 to get 7x posts (with an image) per week.

I made a post where I said I'm replacing "$1,000 a week" ghostwriters with a $24 AI tool.

And people got mad:

Well, turns out people do pay $1,000:

Perplexity is even more generous:

Bottom line, I see three scenarios:

#1 - Pay $24 per week to be your own ghostwriter.

#2 - Pay $24 to become a Linkedin ghostwriter.

#3 - Ignore AI.

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