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Social Media Image Templates

Editable layered templates for square posts, portrait posts, stories, and carousel covers with practical social dimensions.

The size, composition, and basic typography are ready. The background, accent, and text open as separate layers.

NewDROPPost 1:1
Social media

Social Pulse

1080 × 1080

MAKE ITVISIBLEPost 4:5
Social media

Portrait Focus

1080 × 1350

YOURSTORYStory 9:16
Social media

Story Signal

1080 × 1920

SWIPETO SEECarousel 1:1
Social media

Carousel Cover

1080 × 1080

CATEGORY GUIDE

Plan the right template before editing

Social media templates provide a reusable hierarchy for headlines, supporting text, imagery, and brand accents while keeping each element on its own layer. Start from the placement where the design will appear, replace the content, and review the result at phone size before exporting separate files for each ratio.

Recommended sizes

Square feed post1080 × 1080

A flexible base for announcements, products, quotes, and carousel covers.

Portrait feed post1080 × 1350

Uses more vertical feed space while preserving comfortable text margins.

Story or Reel cover1080 × 1920

Keeps important text away from interface controls at the top and bottom.

Best uses

  • Product launches and limited offers
  • Educational carousels and branded tips
  • Stories, announcements, and channel covers

Practical tips

  1. 01Keep one dominant message and move secondary details into the caption or next carousel card.
  2. 02Check contrast and type size on a phone-sized preview instead of relying on the desktop canvas.
  3. 03Create separate crops for square, portrait, and story placements rather than stretching one export.

Frequently asked questions

Can I change every element in a social template?

Yes. Background, accent, headline, and supporting text open as separate layers, so colors, wording, position, and hierarchy can be adapted without rebuilding the composition from zero.

Should every social placement use the same layout?

Keep the same visual system, but adapt the crop, line breaks, and safe margins for each ratio. A story, square post, and video cover expose different parts of the canvas to interface overlays.