Comment Generator

Comment drafting inside social feeds

Comment Generator provides Chrome extensions for drafting replies on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Threads. It reads a post's caption or text and uses that context to suggest a comment. The user chooses what to say, reviews the draft, and posts it themselves. This makes it relevant to independent professionals, creators, and social media managers who want help starting a response while keeping control of the conversation.

The distinction between a comment draft and a published interaction matters here: the official website says the extension does not automatically post and does not require your social platform login credentials. Its purpose is to assist writing at the post you are reading, rather than run a background campaign of comments.

Objectives, tone, and language

The feature overview describes contextual comment generation. Objectives such as agreeing, disagreeing, or adding an insight give the response a direction, while tone and custom instructions help express how you want to respond. Those controls are useful when a short acknowledgement would suit one post but a substantive professional observation would suit another.

Language handling follows the content being discussed. The separate API also documents detected-language replies or an explicitly requested language. A translated response still needs review for meaning, especially when a caption contains irony, abbreviations, or terminology specific to an industry.

A practical commenting workflow

For example, a consultant could open a LinkedIn post about a change in their field, read the full discussion, and select an objective that adds a useful observation. They can supply a tone instruction, generate a starting draft, and replace any generic sentence with an example from their own experience before posting. The same process can help a creator respond to an Instagram caption without copying the same compliment across unrelated posts.

The caption provides only part of the context. Check an accompanying image, video, linked article, and earlier comments yourself before sending a reply. Do not let a generated draft imply that you attended an event, used a product, or share an opinion that you have not actually expressed.

Developer access is a separate route

The Comment Generator API accepts post content, an objective, and a tone to return a drafted comment. Its documented controls include length, formality, structure, and language. This could support a writing assistant embedded in another product. The vendor says developers are being onboarded gradually while full API documentation is completed, so access requires a request. Extension subscriptions should not be assumed to include API usage or production integration support.

Pricing and scope

The pricing page offers up to 30 comments during a seven-day trial without a credit card. Pro is listed at $9.99 per month per platform for up to 1,500 comments monthly. Unlimited is listed at $29.99 per month per platform and has a request-access route. Check which platform you are purchasing rather than assuming one subscription covers all three. Draft generation does not establish the accuracy of a reply or guarantee audience engagement.