Prompts and messages

How to rotate prompts in a campaign

Let one AI campaign write from two or more of your prompts so you can compare messages. It takes about five minutes on top of creating the campaign.

6 stepsWith screenshotsUpdated October 2026

Before you start

At least two saved AI prompts (or templates you will add from the picker)
A list of usernames for the campaign

Open the campaign form

In the dashboard, click Campaigns, then Create Campaign. In the extension, click Bulk Campaign at the top of the panel and use the New Campaign form.

Enter a Campaign Name, choose Instagram or TikTok, add your usernames and check the pace settings. One campaign targets one platform.

The top of the New Campaign form with the campaign name, platform, recipients and schedule fields.

Choose AI Prompt, then Rotate prompts

In the MESSAGE section, choose AI Prompt (“1 credit per message written”). Under it you will see Single prompt and Rotate prompts. Click Rotate prompts.

Rotation is only for AI prompt campaigns. To vary an own DM campaign, use spintax in the DM.

The Message section of the New Campaign form with AI Prompt selected and the Single prompt and Rotate prompts switch.

Add at least two prompts

Add 2 or more of your saved prompts. You can add templates from the Template Library tab of the picker too.

Choose how to split the list

Pick a rotation style:

Even: one after another, A, B, C, A, B and so on.
Sequential: each prompt for a block of sends. You choose how many people each prompt gets before switching (1 to 1,000; 10 by default).
Weighted %: give each prompt a share, and choose whether the prompts are mixed through the list or sent in blocks.
Random: a random pick per recipient, following the shares. The pick is stable, so a retry reuses the same prompt.

Check the preview and create the campaign

A preview shows how your recipients will split across the prompts. Check it, then check the cost line under the message. Click Create & Save on the dashboard. The campaign is saved as a draft, and you click Start on its card when you are ready. In the extension, Start Campaign creates it and starts it right away.

Starting a campaign sends real DMs to the people on your list, at the pace you set, and each message the AI writes uses 1 credit. Check the list, the prompts and the daily limit first.

Edit the rotation later

For a campaign that is not finished, click Edit rotation (or Set up rotation) in View Details on the dashboard, or Edit on the extension’s Active Campaign card. The change applies from the next person.

Tips

To compare two messages, put two versions of one prompt into a rotation and compare the replies you get in your own inbox after 10 to 20 DMs. DMpro does not read replies.
A rotating campaign ignores your active prompt. Editing one of its prompts changes what it writes next.
Two single-prompt AI campaigns always write from the same active prompt. Give one of them a rotation if they should say different things.

If something goes wrong

The rotation will not save with one prompt.

A rotation needs at least 2 prompts. If a rotated prompt is deleted later and fewer than 2 remain, the campaign writes from your active prompt.

I deleted a prompt that the campaign rotates.

The campaign leaves it out and splits the people still waiting across the remaining prompts.

The campaign is not writing what I expected after I edited a prompt.

Edits apply from the next message the campaign writes. Messages already written are not changed. Pause the campaign first if you want to try changes safely.