ALTEZZA Social Media Pack – free samples
Last Updated on July 5, 2026 by Editorial Team
Social media pack perfect for bloggers, creatives and studios, or any social media marketing. Designed by Dima Isakov and optimized for blogs, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.
The free version includes:
- 5 Square Post Templates (1200 x 1200)
- 5 Vertical Post Templates (736 x 1128)
- 5 Horizontal Post Templates (1200 x 630)
- Documentation
What comes through immediately in the ALTEZZA preview is restraint. The palette sits entirely in warm neutrals, oatmeal, bone, and soft grey, with black type doing all the heavy lifting for contrast.
That kind of tonal discipline is what gives the pack its editorial, high-fashion feel rather than the loud, saturated look of a typical promo template.
The oversized watermark word “BIG” bleeding behind the coat photo, the generous negative space around the hand shot on the “YOU ARE DRESSED TO KILL” tile, and the tight, tracked-out “S A L E” lettering all point to a design language built around fashion, apparel, and lifestyle brands that want their product to breathe rather than shout.
This is a template pack for anyone selling clothing, accessories, beauty products, or a personal style blog where the photography itself is the star and the layout just frames it.
Boutiques announcing a seasonal sale, stylists posting outfit content, or studios building out an Instagram grid with a cohesive, minimal aesthetic will all find the tone here fits naturally.
Working With the Square, Vertical and Horizontal Sizes
Having all three core social dimensions covered in one set means you can carry a single sale or campaign across an Instagram feed post, a Pinterest pin, and a Facebook or Twitter link image without redesigning from scratch.
The square templates are built for the Instagram grid and work well as standalone announcements.
The vertical layouts, closer to a 2:3 ratio, suit Pinterest and Instagram Stories, giving tall product shots like the coat image room to dominate the frame.
The horizontal set is sized for Facebook and Twitter link previews, where a wider crop and a clear headline like “SALE” or “ONE WEEK ONLY” need to read at a glance in a crowded feed.
Because the layouts repeat the same type treatment and oversized background lettering across formats, swapping in your own product photography and adjusting the headline text is usually enough to keep the whole set feeling like one campaign.
When editing, start by replacing the photography with an image that has similar tonal weight, a muted background and a single clear subject, so the large type overlay still reads cleanly against it.
Keep the black-on-neutral contrast if you want the same premium feel, or swap in your own brand color sparingly, perhaps just in the small accent dot or a single word, rather than across the whole composition.
The oversized background word is worth treating as a design element rather than a literal message; using it as texture behind your logotype or a short campaign name keeps the layered, magazine-like depth that makes this pack stand out.
Pair these templates with a simple sans-serif for body copy and reserve the tighter, letter-spaced treatment for short punchy words like your own sale name or call to action, since that spacing is doing a lot of the stylistic work here.
If you’re building a fuller content calendar, these free samples work well as anchor posts, the big announcement slides, while you fill in supporting posts with simpler product shots that borrow the same neutral background and typographic restraint.
