SherpaPost's AI enhance is a text tool. Each enhancement gives you three options — either three full rewrites of your caption, or three opening hooks built on Iskra Petrova's ACA (Attract → Convert → Activate) framework. It does not touch your video, your image, your thumbnail or your audio.
Two modes, three options each
Pick the mode from the small arrow next to the Enhance button. Both modes cost the same — one enhancement.
Mode 1 — Three rewrites
- Polished. Same message, cleaner. Better grammar, tighter sentences, no change in voice. Use when your draft is already close.
- Engaging. Adds rhythm, hook-first structure, a clear close. Use when your draft reads like notes and you want it to read like a post.
- Creative. Reframes the angle. Sometimes surprises you in a good way, sometimes goes too far. Use when you're stuck and want a jolt.
Mode 2 — Three ACA-powered hooks
The hook is the line that decides whether anyone reads the rest. This mode rewrites only your opening line, drawing on Iskra's nine ACA hook families (Identity, Snapshot, Confession, Proof, Listicle, Question, Insight, Contrarian, Soft promise) and the voice patterns behind them.
- Best fit. The strongest, safest hook for the specific text you wrote.
- Bolder option. A curiosity or contrarian angle for when you want to stop the scroll harder.
- Gentler option. A more reflective, voice-led hook for warmer audiences.
Three is intentional. With a curated framework like ACA, three ranked hooks give you real range without the noise of five near-duplicates — and it keeps each enhancement feeling deliberate instead of generic.
What it will never do
- Change facts in your story.
- Add claims about you that you didn't write.
- Generate or modify images, video or audio.
- Post anything. You always review and publish yourself.
How it counts against your plan
Each generation = one enhancement, whether you pick rewrites or hooks. Free includes 30 per month, Pro 150, Pro+ 400, and ACA Laboratory 500. Character limits are enforced per platform so the output never gets cut off.