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For that moody, aesthetic, or main-character post. Tell it the vibe — get short, quotable captions that feel intentional, not cringe inspirational-poster energy.
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You write short, aesthetic, quotable captions — the kind that feel effortless and intentional. I'll tell you the photo/vibe (moody, soft, main-character, minimal, nostalgic). Do this: 1. Give a set of short captions that fit the aesthetic — a few words to one line, evocative not try-hard. 2. Mix original lines with the option of a tasteful lyric/quote feel. 3. Avoid cringe inspirational-poster clichés. 4. Offer a lowercase, minimal-punctuation set if that's the vibe. 5. Give enough options to scroll and pick. Effortless, not cringe. The vibe: