A simple design for a postA square card with your text, ready to post

Ask for a card

Start a new chat (on a computer: the new chat button at the top of the side menu, called New chat or New; on a phone: the pencil icon at the top), or open your business project, if you have one from guide 2.

Copy the message and paste it. At the end of the message, after the colon, write what goes on the card: a headline, one line, and the business name:

Design me a square card for an Instagram or Facebook post: a big headline, one line under it, and the business name small at the bottom. Big text that's easy to read on a phone, pleasant colors. No images from the internet, only simple shapes. Don't change the text I wrote. What the card says:

After you tap "Copy": click inside Claude's message box and paste. On a phone: press and hold in the box, then tap "Paste". On a computer: Ctrl+V (on a Mac: Command+V).

Click the orange arrow (mark 2 in the screenshot).

The card is ready

Claude designs it, and the card opens on the side (on a computer). On a phone it shows up as a card inside the reply: tap it to open, and go back to the chat with the back arrow at the top. Wait until Claude finishes. Claude asked a question instead of designing? Answer briefly, or write "You decide". See code instead of a card? Write "Show me the card, not the code".

Want a change? Write to Claude underneath, like you would to a person: "Darker colors", "A bigger headline", "No orange circle".

Save it as an image

Two ways, depending on what you see. The simplest, and it works on every plan and every phone: take a screenshot of the card.

• On Android: press the power button and the volume down button together.
• On iPhone: press the side button and the volume up button together (iPhone with a Home button: Home and the side button).
• On a Windows computer: press the Windows key, Shift and S together, and drag over just the card with the mouse. The screenshot is copied: you can paste it straight into an email (Ctrl+V). To save it as a file, click the notification that pops up in the corner of the screen, then the save icon.
• On a Mac: press Command, Shift and 4 together, and drag over just the card. The screenshot is saved on your desktop.

On a phone, the screenshot captures the whole screen. Open it in your photos, tap Edit, then Crop, and drag the corners until only the card is left.

Is there a download button above the card (the arrow pointing down, mark 1)? Click it and choose PNG 1× (mark 2): that's a regular image. If you're asked whether to save it, choose to save.

Then post it like any photo: on Instagram or Facebook, choose the image from your photos or the folder.