Instructions for using AI to write Facebook comments

Facebook now has the option to use Meta AI to write comments on posts, from Fanpage posts, personal page posts, etc. AI will base on the content of the post and then send comments for you to use. Users can also enter the keywords they want to comment and AI will analyze again to give other suggestions. Below is a guide to using AI to write Facebook comments.

How to use Meta AI to write comments on Facebook

Step 1:

In any post on Facebook when you click on the comment box, it will display a notification to write a comment using Meta AI as shown below.

Instructions for using AI to write Facebook comments

Then below are Meta AI's suggested comments for the post to click and use.

Instructions for using AI to write Facebook comments

Step 2:

Suggested comment content from Meta AI will change based on status content, posts on Fanpage or in groups,...

Instructions for using AI to write Facebook comments

Step 3:

Or you can click on the suggested topics below such as funny, Professional to change the comment tone as you like. If you need a different comment topic, write the content in the box below and click the pen icon to rewrite according to the topic you entered.

Instructions for using AI to write Facebook comments

Finally, just click on the suggested comment to post.

Instructions for using AI to write Facebook comments

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