Uramaki

Uramaki is a content generation tool that turns one sentence into a ready-to-post social media carousel. Uramaki generates complete social media carousels from a one-sentence brief, producing slide images, headlines and channel-specific captions for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and TikTok, with a brand kit and a free plan.

Uramaki is a social campaign generator that converts a short written brief into a finished carousel. A user describes a product or message in a sentence, picks the target channels and the number of slides, and the tool produces the story, the slide headlines, the images and a caption written for each platform. The supported channels are Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and TikTok, and the default output is a six-slide Instagram carousel with copy and caption ready to download. The workflow has three stages. First comes the brief, for example a one-line description of a skincare brand aimed at a particular audience. Next comes a review stage, where every slide shows a headline, body text and an image that can be edited by hand: a word can be changed, a layout swapped among four options, or any part regenerated by the AI. Finally, the slides and captions are exported in the size each network expects (square, portrait or vertical), or sent directly to connected accounts. A saved brand kit holds logo, fonts and colours so each campaign follows the same visual identity without repeated setup. The site also states that Uramaki can be connected to Claude, which allows carousels to be created from a chat while reusing the same brand kits and campaigns. The audience is small businesses, solo founders, marketers and agencies without a dedicated designer who need regular social content. The examples on the homepage span fitness, technology, food, fashion, travel and healthcare, which suggests a general-purpose approach rather than a niche one. The site claims a complete carousel is usually ready in about a minute, with refinements taking seconds. Among alternatives, Uramaki sits between general design editors with template libraries and generic image generators. Its focus is the whole campaign (visuals, slide copy and captions in a single pass) rather than individual graphics, which makes it closer to a content workflow tool than a canvas editor. A free plan exists with limited monthly image generations and a watermark, while paid plans add TikTok and higher limits.