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Preflights 
Most people don’t struggle with posting photos. They struggle with what to say. Captionation turns an uploaded image into social captions in seconds, so you stop staring at the blinking cursor and hit “post.”
The real enemy isn’t posting. It’s the empty caption box.
Captionation (captionation.com) goes after the dumbest time-sink in social: writing captions for photos you already shot.
You upload a photo. It spits out caption ideas. You pick one and move on.
No account hoops. No “start your free trial” trap. The site’s headline says it straight: 100% free, no login.
What it does (and why that matters)
If you post on Instagram or Facebook, you know the loop.
You’ve got a solid image. Then you burn 20 minutes trying to sound human.
Captionation flips that. It uses the image itself as the input, so you don’t have to describe your own photo like a robot just to get suggestions back.
Here’s the deal:
The fastest way to post more isn’t “better planning”. It’s killing the tiny frictions that make you quit mid-task.
Who this is for
- Creators who post often and run out of lines
- Small brands that need consistent captions without hiring a copywriter
- Anyone who wants “good enough” text fast, then tweaks it to match their voice
It gets worse:
Most caption tools still make you do the hard part - writing the prompt.
Captionation starts with the photo. That’s the whole point.
Why Captionation stands out
- Frictionless start: open the page and use it
- Image-first workflow: upload → get captions
- Built for social: the positioning targets Instagram, Facebook, and similar feeds where captions decide whether people stop or scroll
But there’s a catch:
AI captions won’t save a bad photo or a dead offer.
What they will do is keep you shipping when your brain feels cooked.
If your bottleneck is “I can’t think of a caption”. captionation.com is the kind of simple tool you’ll actually use tomorrow.