Sale and promo card templates
Discount posts, new-in drops and final-hours reminders. The offer in big type, the product photo doing the rest.
A flat violet field, the photo bleeding in from the right edge, Space Grotesk headline. Space Grotesk + Manrope.
Flat butter-yellow field, giant Bebas Neue countdown headline in ink, shop address at the bottom. Bebas Neue + Manrope.
A flat forest field, the photo bleeding in from the left edge, Poppins headline. Poppins + Manrope.
A flat coral field, the photo bleeding in from the right edge, Space Grotesk headline. Space Grotesk + Manrope.
Click a card to see the design at every size, or "Use this" to open it in the editor with the design loaded. Everything stays editable.
A promo post has one job: make the offer readable in the half second someone gives it. These cards keep the discount or the product name as the headline, put the conditions in one supporting line, and leave the rest of the card to a product photo, bleeding off the edge or floating in a frame, so the image looks like a shop window rather than a flyer.
The fields are strong flat colors picked to contrast with each product photo: violet behind the sunglasses, cobalt behind the white watch, forest green behind the velvet sofa, coral behind the teal shirts, butter yellow for the final-hours card. Change the percentage, the code and the dates and the same card works for the next sale.
Tips that make these work
- Lead with the number or the product, not the word SALE: "30% off everything" and "New in: the Mono watch" both tell the reader what they get.
- Put the deadline in the supporting line and the code in the same line, so nobody has to open the post to find either.
- Use the story and square sizes for the feed and the 1200x630 version as the link preview for the shop page, so the sale looks the same everywhere it is shared.
FAQ
Can I put my own product photo in these templates?
Yes. Every card here has a photo slot on one edge; drop in your product shot and use the focus point and zoom to frame it. The pastel field stays as it is, or pick another color preset.
Which size should I use for a sale post?
Stories are 1080x1920, feed posts 1080x1080 or 1080x1350, and the shop page's link preview is 1200x630. The editor exports the same design at all of them.
Is there a watermark on the free download?
The free download carries a small "Made with betterimage.io" mark. A one-time $4.99 payment removes it from every size of the design.
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Making these repeatedly? Save your design once and generate a card per post automatically.