InMedia

InMedia creates social media posts, carousels, and videos from plain-language prompts, applying brand details saved in Brand Kits. Users can request changes to generated text, colors, and format in plain language. Brand Kits hold a brand’s colors, fonts, logo, and style preferences. Posts export as PNG images, carousels as ZIP files, and videos as MP4 files. Content is optimized for Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn; its FAQ says more platform support is being added. Direct publishing integrations are on the roadmap, so users currently export manually or connect through the API and webhooks to a scheduler. Webhooks can send generation notifications to Zapier, Make, or internal systems, and Growth and Elite include API access for generating content, retrieving assets, and managing projects. Agencies can share approval links so clients can review, approve, or request changes without logging in; the workflow includes revision history and notifications. Monthly generation pauses when a plan quota runs out, until renewal or upgrade. There is no free plan; pricing starts at $8.90 a month, and a 14-day trial is available.

InMedia turns prompts and saved brand details into social posts, carousels, and videos, with several export formats and workflow options. Consider the quota pause and lack of direct publishing integrations when choosing a plan.

InMedia suits creators, agencies, and brands that want to generate social content using saved brand preferences. Agency approval links may suit teams that need clients to review and request revisions.

InMedia is an AI content-creation tool for creators, agencies, and brands that want social posts, carousels, and videos shaped around saved brand settings. It is strongest for producing and refining export-ready assets; teams that need direct social publishing should look elsewhere.

Overview

Plain-language prompts start the process, and Brand Kits apply saved colors, fonts, logos, and style preferences to generated content. Users can then request changes to copy, colors, or format in ordinary language. That combination suits brands producing recurring content, though the value depends on whether its supported formats and manual handoff fit the team’s publishing routine.

InMedia optimizes content for Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn. Posts export as PNG images, carousels as ZIP files, and videos as MP4 files. Direct publishing integrations remain on the roadmap, so users must export manually or connect through the API and webhooks to a scheduler. InMedia is therefore a creation tool, not a complete creation-and-publishing workflow.

Key features

Branding and iteration

Brand Kits keep logos, typography, colors, and style preferences together for automatic use in generated posts. Starter limits users to one kit; Growth and higher plans offer unlimited kits, a practical difference for agencies and brands managing multiple identities. Hashtag and bulk generation are also supported, but the monthly quota can constrain high-volume work: when it runs out, generation pauses until renewal or an upgrade.

Exports and workflow

PNG, ZIP, and MP4 exports cover static posts, carousels, and videos without requiring a single output type. Growth and higher plans add API access for triggering generation, retrieving assets, and managing projects programmatically. Webhooks can send real-time generation notifications to Zapier, Make, or internal systems. These options help teams connect InMedia to a broader workflow, but they do not replace direct publishing.

Agencies can send approval links so clients can review, approve, or request changes without logging in; revision history and notifications support that review loop. The FAQ says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, assets are kept in private, access-controlled cloud storage, and InMedia does not sell data to third parties. Its privacy policy names Stripe, AWS, Google Gemini, Groq, Meta, LinkedIn, and TikTok among providers or integrations that may process data for specified functions. Email support has an average response time of up to 24 hours on business days.

Pricing

InMedia has no free plan and offers a 14-day trial. The published entry price is $8.90/mo; the plan prices below are monthly.

• Starter — $8.90 a month: 75 generations per month, one Brand Kit, templates and history, and PNG/JPG export. It fits an individual with modest volume, but lacks AI video generation and API access.
• Growth — $29 a month: three times Starter’s generation allowance, AI video generation, unlimited Brand Kits, and API access. This is the more practical tier for multi-brand work or teams that need programmatic connections.
• Elite — $59 a month: eight times Starter’s generations, all Growth features, priority AI generation, and priority support. It suits heavier use where generation priority and support matter.
• Agency — $129 a month: 19 times Starter’s generations, all Elite features, the highest credit quota, and dedicated priority support. Agencies with substantial content volume are the clearest fit; smaller users may not need its larger allowance and support tier.

All plans remain subject to a monthly generation cap, and reaching it stops generation until the next renewal or an upgrade. The stated plan details do not specify seat counts, so teams should not assume a particular number of users is included.

Platforms

InMedia is available on Android, iOS, web, and API. Its content is optimized for Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn, with support for more social platforms being added. The separation between app availability and social-network support matters: having mobile access does not add direct publishing to those networks.

Who it's for

InMedia is best suited to creators, brands, and agencies that prioritize on-brand generation, revision, and export. Its Brand Kits and client approval links are useful for recurring work and agency review, while the API and webhooks can serve teams connecting content generation to other tools. It is a weaker fit for anyone seeking a free ongoing tier or an integrated social scheduler.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Brand Kits apply saved identity settings automatically, reducing repeated setup for recurring content.
• Pro: Plain-language edits and distinct PNG, ZIP, and MP4 exports support several content formats in one workflow.
• Pro: Client approval links allow review without requiring clients to log in.
• Con: No free plan is available, and the trial lasts 14 days.
• Con: Direct publishing is not available, leaving users to export or connect a scheduler through API and webhooks.
• Con: Exhausting the monthly quota pauses generation, which can disrupt work until renewal or upgrade.

Alternatives

PostMimic is worth considering if a free starting point and broad platform availability matter more: its free plan includes five one-time cloud AI posts, one profile, basic analytics, and a read-only web portal.

Content Drifter is a freemium option for readers who want ongoing free allowances, including eight AI posts and eight AI images per month, plus ten publishes per month.

Predis.ai is another paid option with a free trial; its Core plan costs $24 a month and includes 1,300 credits per month, one brand, no auto posting, and publishing to 10 channels.

Ocoya may suit readers who want a paid alternative with specified social-profile capacity: its Starter plan costs $29 a month for one user, five social profiles, and 300 credits.

Gamma is a freemium alternative for presentation-style output, with a free plan that supports up to 10 slides per prompt and PDF, PPTX, PNG, and Google Slides exports.

SocialCTL is an option for readers comparing freemium tools with a six-day full trial and 150 signup credits.

1INAI is a freemium alternative for readers weighing limited video and image generation, including one free video during a three-day trial and three watermarked images per day.

Brandlyre is another freemium option, with free access while it remains in early access.

Readers comparing categories can also browse AI Social Media Post Generators, AI Social Media Caption Generators, AI Graphic Design Software, and AI Writing Tools.

Verdict

Choose InMedia if your priority is generating and refining brand-consistent social assets, especially across multiple brands or an agency client-review process. Its best reason to buy is the combination of Brand Kits, flexible exports, and workflow connections; its central drawback is that publishing still requires a manual export or an external scheduler connection. If an all-in-one publishing workflow or a free plan is essential, choose another tool.