Blog post · 1200x630
Reading list social card template
Reading list is a card for blog post posts: a flat lemon field, the photo bleeding in from the left edge, Lora headline.
The same design at every size
The editor restacks the layout for each shape. These are the actual exports, not the 1200x630 card scaled.
About this design
The headline is set in Lora, the supporting text in Manrope. The background is a flat #fde68a field. The photo bleeds in from the left edge, with no frame around it.
It exports at 1200x630, the size link previews use on X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Slack and Discord, and the same design restacks for the other five sizes: 1280x720, 1080x1080, 1080x1350, 1080x1920, 1000x1500.
Example text in this template
- Title
- Five books that changed how I work
- Description
- Read over one winter, in this order.
- Tag
- READING LIST
- Author
- Quiet Notes
- Tagline
- quietnotes.blog
How to use it
- Open the template. The example text and photo are already in place, so you see the finished card first.
- Type your own headline over the example, swap the photo or logo, and pick another color preset if you want one.
- Download the PNG at the size you need, at 1x or 2x. The free download has a small corner mark; a clean export is a one-time $4.99.
Questions about Reading list
What size is the Reading list template?
1200x630 pixels, the standard Open Graph size. The same file works as the og:image for link previews on X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Slack and Discord, and the editor can export the design at five more sizes for YouTube, Instagram, stories and Pinterest.
Can I change the fonts and colors of Reading list?
Yes. Reading list is a starting configuration, not a locked design. Every font, weight, size and color, the layout and the photo slot stay editable after you open it.
Is the Reading list template free?
Yes. The editor is free without signup, and the download carries a small "Made with betterimage.io" mark. A one-time $4.99 payment removes it from every size of the design.
Can I generate Reading list cards automatically?
Yes. Save your version as a template with a free account, then the API renders it with new text for every post, at any size. Plans start at $9/month.
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