BRONX Social Media Pack
Last Updated on July 16, 2026 by Editorial Team
A social media pack perfect for bloggers or fashion projects to easily create images for Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram and Twitter. Designed by Dima Isakov
The free version includes:
- 10 horizontal posts templates in 1200×630
- 10 square posts templates in 1200×1200
- 10 vertical posts templates in 736×1128
What stands out immediately in the BRONX Social Media Pack is the confidence of the layout system: a rotated sidebar label reading “BRONX” anchors every template, a thin circular arc traces the edge of the frame, and a small “Shop Now” or “New Now” call to action sits quietly in the corner.
That consistent scaffolding is what makes this pack feel like a real editorial system rather than a set of disconnected banners.
The palette leans hard into contrast. Black-and-white photography with a slightly gritty, high-fashion print quality carries most of the visual weight, and then a hot magenta-to-pink gradient panel and a punch of cyan text break the mono tone whenever the design needs energy.
That pairing of stark photography with saturated color accents gives the templates a streetwear-meets-runway attitude, somewhere between a fashion lookbook and a club flyer.
The typography reinforces that mood: tight, oversized sans-serif headlines like “2017 Collection” and “New year. New inspiration. New works.” are set in heavy weights and stacked tightly, giving the layouts a poster-like density even at social media dimensions.
Where These Templates Work Best
This kit is built for anyone posting fashion, streetwear, music, or lifestyle content that needs to look considered rather than thrown together.
Because it spans horizontal, square, and vertical formats, it covers the practical range a brand actually needs across platforms.
- Facebook and Twitter link posts or event banners using the horizontal layouts
- Instagram feed posts and Pinterest pins using the square templates
- Instagram Stories, Pinterest tall pins, or vertical feed posts using the 736×1128 layouts
Fashion labels announcing a seasonal drop, photographers promoting a shoot, music artists teasing a release, or bloggers building a consistent visual identity across platforms will all find the tone here works without much translation.
The recurring “BRONX” wordmark and arc motif also make the pack easy to adapt into a mini brand kit, since swapping that label for your own name keeps the same structural rhythm intact.
Customizing the Layouts
Because the compositions rely on a strong photo-and-type relationship, the easiest edits start with the imagery.
Swap in a portrait or product shot with similar tonal contrast, ideally black-and-white or desaturated, so the cyan and pink accents keep their pop against the photo.
From there, replace the headline copy but keep the tight letter spacing and heavy weight that give the type its poster feel; a lighter or more spaced-out font will soften the effect the templates are built around.
The sidebar label and arc are the easiest brand touchpoints to personalize since they sit apart from the photography, so updating that text to your own name or handle is usually enough to make a template feel custom without disturbing the rest of the layout.
When you want more restraint, lean on the gradient-only panel as a template for text-driven announcements, quotes, or countdowns, since it needs no photography and reads cleanly on its own.
Pairing these templates with a matching bio link page, a simple logo mark, or a coordinated Instagram highlight cover set will extend the same black, pink, and cyan language across a full profile rather than just a handful of posts.
