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Myth vs Fact — Free Quotes & Tips Social Post Template
Quotes & Tips · v1.0.0 · Updated 2026-10-20 · Instagram, Facebook & X · HTML + CSS
What's included
Features
About this template
Myth vs Fact — Free Myth-Busting Post Template for Instagram & LinkedIn
Myth vs Fact is a free educational post template that corrects a common misconception. A topic pill and a "Myth vs Fact" headline sit above two panels: the myth in red, crossed out, with an ✕ badge, and the fact in green with a ✓ badge. A source line and your handle finish the post.
Why myth-busting posts perform
Myth vs fact posts are a staple of educational accounts in health, finance, fitness, marketing and tech, and they're sold as dedicated template packs for a reason: they combine a hook people recognise ("I believed that") with something useful they want to save or send to a friend. The format also positions you as the expert who knows the real answer.
Built for clarity
The two panels use colour, icons and a strikethrough, so the post still reads correctly for people who are colour-blind. The fact panel gets more room because it carries the real message, and long facts shrink automatically to fit. Wrap words in *asterisks* to highlight the key part of the fact. The myth and fact colours are separate settings, so you can match your brand while keeping the contrast.
Credible by default
A dedicated source line under the panels makes it easy to cite the study, report or guideline behind your fact, which matters more than ever now that AI assistants and readers both look for sources. On 16:9 the panels sit side by side for X and LinkedIn, and on the Story size the fact panel grows taller.
For single facts, see Did You Know?; for numbers, try Big Stat; and turn a series of myths into a carousel.
Why use it
Why Use the Myth vs Fact Template
How it’s different
How It’s Different From Canva-Style Templates
Step by step
How to Use
- 1Pick the sizeChoose Portrait 4:5 (the Instagram feed default), Square, Story / Reel, Landscape 16:9 for X, a 1200×627 LinkedIn image or a 1000×1500 Pinterest pin. Myth vs Fact opens at 1080×1350.
- 2Edit the textClick any text in the preview, or use the fields on the left (topic, heading, myth label, myth and more). Wrap words in *asterisks* to colour them.
- 3Match your brandApply your saved brand kit or one of 12 palettes, set exact colours, and choose heading and body fonts from any Google Font or your own uploaded font.
- 4Preview it in the feedSwitch the preview to Instagram, Story, X or LinkedIn to see the post with your name, handle and caption, and fix anything the quality checks flag.
- 5Download, save or bulk createDownload PNG, JPG or PDF, every size as a ZIP, or copy the HTML. Save it to My designs to reuse later, or turn a CSV into dozens of posts with Bulk create.
Real-world uses
Common Use Cases
Got questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
Open the Myth vs Fact template, set the topic, type the myth and the fact that corrects it, and add a source. Choose a size such as 1080×1350 for Instagram and LinkedIn and download the PNG.
Yes. Make one post per myth with the same colours, download each as a PNG, and upload them together as an Instagram carousel or a LinkedIn PDF. Use the Carousel templates for a cover slide.
Yes, whenever the fact is a claim or statistic. A source makes the post more credible and more likely to be shared, and the template has a dedicated source line under the panels.
Yes. Myth colour and Fact colour are separate settings. The ✕, ✓ icons and the strikethrough keep the meaning clear for colour-blind readers whatever colours you choose.
Portrait post 1080×1350 (4:5): Instagram feed (recommended), Facebook and LinkedIn feeds, X portrait. Square post 1080×1080 (1:1): Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn 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. LinkedIn image 1200×627 (1.91:1): LinkedIn shared image and link posts, Facebook link images. Pinterest pin 1000×1500 (2:3): Pinterest standard pin (the recommended 2:3 ratio). Switch sizes in the editor and the layout adapts, or click "All sizes (ZIP)" to download every size at once.
Yes. Choose Export, then "Bulk create from CSV", and paste rows from a spreadsheet or upload a CSV whose column names match the Myth vs Fact fields. Every row becomes one post, and you download them all as a ZIP.
Yes. The preview switches between the plain design and mock-ups of an Instagram feed post, an Instagram Story, an X post and a LinkedIn post, using the name, handle and logo from your brand kit and the caption you type.
Yes. "Copy HTML" and "Download .html" give you one self-contained file: the markup, all the CSS and links to the Google Fonts it uses. "Fork to My Code" saves an editable copy in the UI Snippets editor. The file records the template name and version (v1.0.0).
Yes. It is free for personal and commercial posts, with no sign-up and no watermark. Everything runs in your browser and nothing you type or upload is sent to a server.