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🐶💬 Your Character now reads the picture — not just the caption Two comments, under the same post. A photo of a dog, flat out in the grass. The caption only says: *"chilling after a good running session."* The first one was written from the caption alone: "ohh you look sweaty! i love running too 😅" The second one read the whole screen: "cute! my puppy looks exactly like this after a good play session at the park 😂" One of those is talking to somebody who isn't even in the picture. And that's the whole point. On Instagram, a post is two things — a picture and a caption. The caption is usually the smaller half. It can be three words, an emoji, or nothing at all. Anything that only reads text is working half blind. Ours reads what's actually on the screen. The photo becomes context, right next to the caption. So the comment is about *that* post — not about posts in general. ✍️ And it stays in your voice. The same Character you build in FluidTalk — her words, her slang, her emoji habits, lowercase if that's how she writes — is the one commenting. The post decides what she talks about. The Character decides how she says it. 🧩 This isn't a separate product. It's one more move inside the workflow you already run. Comments sit next to your conversations, on contacts that are already warm. 📊 5–10 comments a day is the kind of range we're comfortable with. That's our range — not an Instagram number. 📥 All you need is posts to comment on. Three ways to get them: 1️⃣ prepare your own sources 2️⃣ pull the posts with HikerAPI 3️⃣ add a source and work through the people who follow it 💬 In the DMs. And now, under their posts. Build the Character once — let it speak everywhere. How to set up FluidTalk for DMs and Comments at Onimator: https://onimator.com/guides/how-to-set-up-fluidtalk-for-dms-comments/ 💚 talk.fluidvip.com @fluidvip