Free · Arabizi, Arabic, English, French
Most AI captions sound like a translated brochure. PostKit writes the way pages in Beirut actually post: "Hi kifkon! Ça va?", Yalla, Sahtein, Ma tfawwetouwa, in Arabizi, Arabic script, English or the Lebanese mix.
Say what the post is about, pick the tone and the call to action, and you get three different captions with local hashtags, ready to copy.
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Hi kifkon! Ça va? 🇱🇧 This double smash burger with melted cheddar? 3an jad, it's insane 🤤 Yalla, WhatsApp us before it's gone!
#BurgerBros #Beirut #LebanonFood #SmashBurger #Yalla #Sahtein
Tfaddalo... look at that cheddar drip tho 😍🧀 Double smash, double trouble habibi! DM or WhatsApp — we're waiting for you 💬
#BurgerBros #Lebanon #BeirutEats #CheesePull #Tfaddalo #Yalla
Ma tfawwetouwa! 👀 New double smash + melted cheddar = your weekend plans sorted ✨ WhatsApp us, we'll handle the rest 😎
#BurgerBros #Beirut #NewOnTheMenu #WeekendVibes #MaTfawwetouwa #LBFood
"Our new double smash burger with melted cheddar" is enough.
Lebanese mix, Arabizi, Arabic, English or French. Fun, warm, luxury or hype. WhatsApp us, DM, visit or order now.
Three captions with 6–10 hashtags each. Copy the full caption, the text only, or just the hashtags.
Yalla, Kifkon, Tfaddalo, 3an jad: written naturally, never forced.
Popular tags mixed with #Beirut, #Lebanon and #LebanonFood where they fit.
A story, a short punchy line and an offer-led caption.
Captions don't use credits.
Yes. It doesn't use any credits.
Yes. Lebanese Arabizi uses Latin letters with 3, 7 and 2 for Arabic sounds, the way people text.
No. It only mentions prices, offers and details you type in.
Instagram, Facebook and TikTok. The captions are short enough for all three.
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