Free tools
Three small tools.Nothing to sign up for.
Write a bio that fits every platform, find the right picture size, and plan a week of posts. Each one works on its own page, and each one ends at the step in FABLS where the real work carries on.
The tools
Pick the job.
Do it on the page.
Each tool does one thing and shows its working. None needs an account.
Bio writer
A few lines about the business become a profile text for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads, YouTube, Google Business Profile and WordPress, each cut to the number of characters that platform accepts.
Write a bioSize cheat sheet
Pick a platform and see the pixels for its profile picture, cover and post picture, and the character limit of every text, drawn to scale and ready to copy.
Open the cheat sheetCalendar maker
Describe the business and what to say this week. You get the themes, how the week splits across Facebook, Instagram and a blog, and a post idea for each day.
Plan a weekHow they work
Plain about
what happens to your words.
- No accountOpen the page and use it. There is no sign-up, no card and no countdown.
- Your words stay putThe bio writer and the cheat sheet run in your browser, so nothing you type leaves it. The calendar maker sends the two lines you give it to FABLS's demo service, which stores nothing.
- A sample says it is a sampleIf the demo service is busy or your hour's allowance is spent, the calendar maker shows an example week and labels it so. You are never shown a sample as if it were yours.
Where each one leads
A tool does one job.
FABLS does the rest.
The bio writer and the cheat sheet end at Channels, Set up a profile in the app: the same texts cut to each platform's limits, the pictures drawn at the right sizes from your colours and logo, and three first posts, with a guide that walks the platform's own steps in order.
The calendar maker ends at the plan: three to six months of dated slots, written by your own writers and approved by you before anything goes out.
Plain about it: these tools are a taste. They do not know your brand, your voice or your history, and they publish nothing.
Questions
Quick answers.
Are the free tools really free?
Yes. They need no account and no card. The calendar maker is limited per visitor per hour, because each plan costs a model call; when the limit is spent it says so and shows a labelled sample.
Do I need an account?
No. An account only matters when you want to keep the result: a profile kit, a plan, the writers, the reports. That is FABLS itself, and the free tools point you to the step where it starts.
What happens to what I type?
In the bio writer and the cheat sheet, nothing leaves your browser. In the calendar maker, the business and the topic you type go to FABLS's demo service to be planned. Nothing is stored, and nothing is kept beyond a per-hour allowance for your connection.
Is the answer written by AI?
The calendar maker is: a model plans the week and the page shows exactly what came back, with anything the planner had to repair listed. The bio writer is not: it joins your own words and cuts them to each platform's limit, and says what it left out.
A taste is a start.
The plan is the work.
FABLS keeps the profile kit, the plan and the writers for every brand you run, and publishes only what you approve.
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