What belongs in a Creator DNA
Include the people you create for, the tone you naturally use, your strongest hook styles, visual preferences, calls to action, and anything you never want your content to say or do. Specific examples help more than vague labels.
Why detail matters
“Be casual” is not enough direction. Explain what casual means for your audience, show examples of phrases you like, and name the trends or clichés you avoid. The more useful context you approve, the less time you spend correcting generic output later.
You keep the final say
KK can use connected account signals to suggest changes to your DNA, but it does not rewrite your creative profile on its own. You review every suggestion and decide what represents your brand.