Feed-ready Facebook designs for pages, groups, and events.
Facebook compresses images hard, so the winning formula is simple shapes, large type, and high contrast. These templates are sized at 1080×1080 px for square posts and 1200×630 px for link posts, and they hold up after Facebook's compression.
Event covers, sale announcements, and quote graphics are all here — customize in the browser, export, and post directly to your page or group.
Recommended sizes
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Size
Square post
1080 × 1080 px
Link post
1200 × 630 px
Event cover
1920 × 1005 px
ready to customize
How to use a facebook posts template
Click Use this template on any design you like.
The editor opens with the template loaded — edit text, images, colors, and fonts.
Apply your brand kit in one click to restyle the whole design.
Export as PNG, JPG, PDF — no watermark, ever.
Frequently asked questions
1080×1080 px for square posts and 1200×630 px for link posts. PNG for graphics with text, JPG for photos.
Facebook recompresses uploads, which punishes thin type and busy backgrounds. These templates use bold type and flat color areas that survive compression.
Yes — templates open in the editor free, and exports carry no watermark on any plan. Some templates are marked Pro and need a paid plan to use.
No. Click Use this template and start editing anonymously. You'll only need an account when you want to save your work to the cloud.
From blank to brilliant
Facebook Posts templates, in motion
Remix the grid, flip the view — the templates keep up.
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Type that performsFacebook Posts templates — frame 2 of 4
Photos with presenceFacebook Posts templates — frame 3 of 4
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Drag the cards — they glide with inertia. Scroll — the blob morphs and the dot traces the flow.
The method
How to use Facebook Posts templates
Five steps from template to finished design. Follow them in order and skip the guesswork.
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Pick the bones, not the demo
Judge a template by its structure — you’ll replace every word and pixel anyway. The right template is 70% right before you touch it.
Duplicate — Facebook Posts
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Step 1: Pick the bones, not the demo — the Facebook Posts method
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Step 1Pick the bones, not the demo
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Your turnDo this in the editor — it takes about a minute per step.
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Swap in your photo
Replace the demo image with yours. One strong real photo beats the placeholder every time.
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Step 2: Swap in your photo — the Facebook Posts method
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Your turnDo this in the editor — it takes about a minute per step.
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Rewrite every word
Templates ship with filler; your message is the design. Write the real headline before styling anything.
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Step 3: Rewrite every word — the Facebook Posts method
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Step 3Rewrite every word
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Your turnDo this in the editor — it takes about a minute per step.
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Recolor to your brand
Apply your palette in one move. Instant brand alignment, zero fiddling.
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Step 4: Recolor to your brand — the Facebook Posts method
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Step 4Recolor to your brand
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Your turnDo this in the editor — it takes about a minute per step.
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Resize for every placement
One design becomes a full set — square, story, banner — with the resize tool. Never stretch; always reflow.
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Step 5: Resize for every placement — the Facebook Posts method
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Step 5Resize for every placement
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Your turnDo this in the editor — it takes about a minute per step.
Inspiration
Where Facebook Posts designs get used
Document the decisions.Note why the palette, type, and layout were chosen — future-you inherits the reasoning. Your Facebook Posts work will show the difference immediately.
Preview on the real device.A design judged on desktop and consumed on phones needs a phone check before shipping. This is doubly true when the job is Facebook Posts.
Sleep on the almost-done.Fresh eyes catch what tired eyes forgive — review once more in the morning. Inside Facebook Posts, this single habit pays off fast.
Less, but better.Remove one element and see if the design improves — repeat until it stops improving. Facebook Posts rewards this discipline more than most tools do.
Made with Facebook Posts templates
This is what Facebook Posts templates output looks like in the wild — photographic, detailed, finished.
Visual guides
Every fact, visualized
Ten detailed infographics — every number real, every label earned. Built for Facebook Posts templates, only on this page.
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