Free Twitter post templates for the graphics people actually attach: a quote, a stat, a tip list or an announcement. Add your text, pick a size and export a PNG with no watermark. It all runs in your browser.
Wrap a word in *stars* to put it on the accent color.
1080 x 1080. The square size Twitter lists; it also works on LinkedIn.
PNG, no watermark. Nothing is uploaded.
Make graphics for your own posts and for quotes or stats you have checked. Do not put invented words under a real person's name, design a graphic that implies someone's endorsement, or pass a design off as a real screenshot.
Media Studio inside VoiceMoat turns your own posts into quote, stat and list cards or carousels, and audenAI drafts the posts in your voice.
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Pick it, fill it, export it.
Twitter post templates: the graphic, not the words
Search for Twitter post templates and you get two different things. Some are fill-in-the-blank patterns for the text of a post. For those, use our tweet templates. These are design templates: the image you attach so a post carries one idea at a glance. Pick a layout, type the words, export, attach.
Which template fits which post
Quote. One line worth repeating, yours or a properly sourced one, with the name under it. The quote image maker goes deeper on this one.
Stat. One number, big, with a short line saying why it matters. Add where it came from.
Tip list. Three to five short points. More than that belongs in a thread.
Announcement. A launch, a hire, an event. Say what it is and when, and leave the rest to the post text.
Whatever the template, the graphic should add something the text alone cannot: a number set big enough to land, a line pulled out of the post, or a date people can find again later.
Sizes that show in full in the timeline
Since May 2021, Twitter's iOS and Android apps show a single image in its own aspect ratio instead of cropping it. Very wide or very tall images still get a crop around the center, so stick to square, portrait or a moderate landscape. A post can carry up to 4 photos in JPEG, PNG or GIF, and a photo can be up to 5MB.
If the same Twitter post graphic goes to LinkedIn, note that LinkedIn shows photos between 3:1 and 4:5 (width to height), so square and 4:5 portrait work on both. Every size for both platforms is in the social media image size guide.
Make the graphic carry one idea
One idea per image. If it needs a paragraph, it is a post, not a graphic.
Type you can read on a phone. Most people see it at feed size, so go bigger than feels natural.
Keep the key line in the post too. People who skip images still get the point.
Add alt text. Twitter lets you describe an image for people using screen readers. Paste the words from the graphic.
Keep it honest. Credit quotes and stats correctly, and never design something that passes as a real person's words or a real screenshot.
Your best posts, turned into graphics
This maker starts from a blank template. Media Studio inside VoiceMoat starts from your content: pick a post and it becomes a quote, stat, list or cover card, or a carousel of 2 to 4 slides, downloaded as a PNG or a PDF. audenAI, the brain inside VoiceMoat, drafts the posts in your voice to begin with, so the graphic and the post read like the same person. See Media Studio.
make the post around it
Graphic ready. Now the post.
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