This tool respects your voice.
A small reminder
The strongest caption usually starts with one person and one specific detail.
A tool for humanitarian contexts: NGOs, INGOs, donors, partners, and initiatives, etc. Turn your field notes into platform-ready captions in your own voice — no hype, no AI copy. And always, keeping people at the centre.
01 · Gather the story
Story shape
A beginning is enough.
The story
You can leave anything blank. Add enough for the shape to feel true.
02 · Shape the words
General engaged public · short, 2–3 sentences
Sector peers, media, donors, partners · medium, 3–5+ sentences with data
Deep-interest readers · long, 5–8+ sentences, full framework
Reminder: include photos with their own captions alongside this story.
Flags stock phrases, dignity framing, sector jargon, and consent reminders worth a second look.
Answer each box in a full clause, the way you'd say it out loud — not a single word. The generator stitches your own sentences together; it doesn't invent detail.
| # | Question | What to write |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Who | Name or pseudonym, and age or role. |
| 2 | Where | City, country — not just "a camp" or "the field". |
| 3 | What – the issue | What was wrong before. |
| 4 | What – involvement | Our involvement. |
| 5 | What – changed | After our involvement, what happened. |
| 6 | Why | Why this matters now. |
| 7 | Quote | One sentence in their own words. |
| 8 | How many | People, households reached. |
| 9 | Timeframe | When it started and for how long. |
| 10 | Results | Percentage, before and after. |
| 11 | Donor | Donor's name. |
| 12 | Partners | Local partner name. |
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