How to get better posts

Projects work best when they have a clear focus.

Good project examples

• Japan packing tips
• Meal prep for busy nurses
• Beginner guitar practice
• English interview prep for Spanish speakers
• Fitness for men over 40

Too broad

• Travel
• Food
• Fitness
• Apps
• Japan

A focused project helps the generator stay consistent and learn what works over time.

Generate for me creates a fresh idea inside the current project.

If your project is Japan packing tips, it will keep making posts about Japan packing. It will not suddenly switch to Japan food, hotels, trains, or general travel tips.

For a different content lane, create a separate project.

Projects are meant to stay focused, so some ideas may be related.

If it feels too close, try a different angle or use Regenerate this topic to get a new version.

Short ideas work, but specific ideas usually work better.

Try making the topic more specific.

You can change the audience, the pain point, the situation, or the outcome.

• Food choices → Cheap convenience store meals in Japan
• Interview help → What to say when you freeze in English
• Fitness tips → Strength mistakes men over 40 should stop making
• Packing tips → Things first-time Japan travelers overpack

It creates a new version of the same topic.

Use it when the idea is good, but you want a different hook, different slide points, or a fresh version.

It uses a post you like as inspiration.

It keeps the same general style and direction, but tries to avoid copying the same hook or slide structure.

Reroll the image.

This keeps the slide idea but tries a new visual direction.

Edit the slide text directly or regenerate the slide.

Small edits are often faster than regenerating the whole carousel.

Yes. The editor and preview are built for TikTok's 9:16 slide format, so mobile is a great place to create — type a topic, generate, tweak slides, and export PNGs.

A common workflow: generate on your phone, export the slides, then upload them to TikTok as a photo carousel. Desktop is handy when you're doing lots of rerolls and text edits in one session, but create → export → post works well on mobile.

Tap Export in the editor to download PNGs, save them to your camera roll or Files, then create a photo carousel post in TikTok and select those images in order.

Yes, but keep it normal.

• Post consistently.
• Do not spam a bunch of posts at once.
• Engage like a real person.
• Avoid deleting and reposting the same video over and over.
• Give a niche enough posts before judging it.

Try at least 10 to 20 posts in a focused lane before making a big decision.

One post can miss for random reasons. A group of posts gives you a better signal.

Try one of these:

• Make the audience more specific.
• Use a stronger pain point.
• Change the angle.
• Try a more direct hook.
• Make another post like your best one.
• Mark winners so the project can learn from them.

Images can make carousels feel more native, but the hook still matters most.

If an image feels off, reroll it or try a more specific topic.

Marking a winner tells the project what kind of post worked.

Over time, your project can use winners as inspiration for future posts.

Mark posts that got better saves, shares, comments, follows, clicks, or views than your usual posts.

You do not need a viral post. Just mark the ones that performed better than normal.

Yes. Use Make another like this.

It is best for posts where the hook, angle, or format worked and you want another version without copying it exactly.