They let you publish good-looking posts without a designer or design software: quotes and tips, product launches, sales and Black Friday promos, events and webinars, customer testimonials, carousels and Stories. Pick a template, change the text, photos and colours, and download an image sized for Instagram, Facebook or X in a minute or two.

Canva-style templates give you an image inside their editor. These are real HTML and CSS: you can download the image, but you can also copy the code, download a .html file or fork it into My Code and reuse it on a website, in an email or in your own system. They are also free with no account or watermark, run entirely in your browser (photos are never uploaded), export every post size from one design, and shrink long text automatically so it never overflows.

HTML is editable, versionable and automatable. Developers can render posts from a CMS or spreadsheet with a headless browser, keep templates in Git, change brand colours with CSS variables, and reuse the same design on the web. Each template here has a version number, and the exported file records which version you used.

Every template exports in 4 sizes: Portrait post 1080×1350 (4:5, Instagram feed (recommended), Facebook feed, X portrait); Square post 1080×1080 (1:1, Instagram, Facebook and X feeds); Story / Reel 1080×1920 (9:16, Instagram and Facebook Stories, Reel covers); Landscape post 1600×900 (16:9, X feed image, Facebook landscape). Switch sizes in the editor and the layout adapts, or use "All sizes (ZIP)" to download all of them at once. Instagram recommends 4:5 portrait for feed posts, so that is the default.

Yes. Every template has Copy HTML and Download .html buttons that give you a single self-contained file: the markup, all the CSS inline, and links to the Google Fonts it uses. Uploaded photos can be embedded in the file or left out. Open it in any browser, edit it in your code editor, render it with your own screenshot tool, or drop it into a CMS or email builder.

No. Photos are resized and kept in your browser, and the image export is drawn locally on an HTML canvas. Nothing you type or upload leaves your device. The only outside requests are for the Google Fonts the template uses. Your edits are saved in your browser per template, so they are still there when you come back.

Yes. Each template exposes its colours (background, text, accent and more) with colour pickers and hex input, plus 12 one-click palettes. Heading and body fonts can be switched between 12 Google Fonts and system fonts. Long text shrinks automatically to fit the layout, and wrapping a word in *asterisks* colours it with the accent.

Yes. Choose the Story / Reel size (1080×1920) and the layouts add extra padding at the top and bottom so text stays clear of the profile bar and the reply field. Turn on "Story safe zones" to see those areas while you edit. The Stories category has templates designed Story-first, like polls and link-in-bio prompts.

Yes. The templates are free to use for personal and commercial posts, with no watermark and no sign-up. Photos, logos and text you add are your own responsibility, so make sure you have the rights to the images you upload.