A post worthy of your showroom, in the time it takes to drink your coffee

Without this

You photograph the car on your phone, then face two options: post it as it is, so your page looks like a private seller rather than a showroom, or send it to a designer and wait two days for one post. Either way no two come out alike, so the showroom never acquires a face people recognise at a glance.

What the engine does

• Three photo-first templates, each with two layouts whose names say what they do
• The post keeps your photo’s own proportions, so the nose and tail are never cropped; the 1080 x 1920 story respects the interface keep-out zones
• Your logo at the size you choose, and your site icon at the corners — each with its own on/off switch
• A dark one-colour logo is drawn white automatically on a dark photo, so it stays visible
• An optional cinematic filter: deeper contrast and a vignette, without shifting any colour — a white car stays white
• The car is never redrawn, never recoloured, never composited into a place it was not
• The layout mirrors for Arabic — the sides only; the car photo is never flipped
• A ready caption in four shapes: Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, story — each in its own order
• The caption is written from the car’s own fields, and drops what is empty rather than leaving a label with nothing under it
• Completely deterministic: no network, no randomness, no reading the clock — the same car yields the same text, character for character
• Your car’s photo is never redrawn, and the caption never states a spec the car does not have