DAY 7 - Build your visual & text library

Creating consistently is easier when your best assets are always at hand.

Today you’ll set up a Media Library for reusable visuals, and use Snippets to save on-brand text and hashtag blocks you can drop into any post.

Keep Your Best Assets Ready To Go

Save logos, product shots, lifestyle images, and short clips to your Media Library so you can attach them in seconds while you write. Upload in bulk, filter to find what you need fast, and delete items you no longer use to keep your library tidy. Open the Post Editor directly from the Media Library to turn any asset into a post in seconds.

Use Snippets to store CTAs, value props, disclaimers, and per-platform hashtag sets — no more hunting through old docs.

Use this guide to organize and reuse your visuals. Then standardize on-brand text and hashtags with Save And Reuse Text And Hashtags With Snippets.

💡 Tips to Get Better Results

Here’s how to turn today’s feature into results, plus the tools that help.

Strategy in practice: Build a core set of visuals that match your pillars and upcoming campaigns, and make sure you have versions that work across key aspect ratios (square, vertical, horizontal). Create a few evergreen caption Snippets (brand promise, core CTA, short/long) and per-platform hashtag sets so posts stay consistent without sounding repetitive.

Feature boosters: In the Media Library, use filters for proportions, origin, and type to find the right asset fast. Keep visuals crisp and platform-ready. Check Recommended Media Guidelines And Platform Limitations. Planning your grid? Use Plan And Organize Your Instagram Grid to see how images line up before you publish

✨ Why It Matters

A ready library removes friction from creation. You’ll write faster, keep your voice consistent, and publish more confidently—without starting from scratch each time. 

🚀 Coming Up Tomorrow…

Smarter links & First Comments — add UTMs or Bitly to track results, and keep captions clean by moving links/hashtags to the First Comment.