How to use it
Start with rough context, choose the direction, then turn the result into copy you can refine and use.
It should describe the meaningful visual content of the Pin. Mention the subject, setting, key objects, visible text, and context that a screen reader user would need to understand the image.
Use natural words that accurately describe the image, but do not turn alt text into a keyword list. Accessibility and accuracy come first.
Use both when you can. The image gives visible evidence, while context helps with things that may not be obvious, such as the product name, board topic, campaign angle, or text that is hard to read.
Usually no. Save calls to action, hashtags, discounts, and promotional language for captions or descriptions. Alt text should explain the image.
Review it first. Remove unsupported guesses, check visible text, confirm product or brand names, and choose the option that best matches the exact Pin image.
Bring the same material into Recasto to plan the campaign, adapt it for each channel, schedule posts, and keep follow-up organized.
Channels
Choose where you want to post. Recasto keeps the message consistent while changing the format, tone, timing, and follow-up for each place.
Pricing
Start with the tools you need to make posts regularly from the material you already have.
For people doing their own marketing and trying to stay consistent.
Upload what you already have. Recasto turns it into a marketing plan with content, schedule, publishing steps, follow-up, and lessons for the next campaign.
