What Social Media Designs Can You Create on BrandCrowd?

BrandCrowd supports social media design across most major platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, and Twitch. Based on the site's own category listings, you can create covers, posts, stories, banners, ads, and video assets, then customize fonts, colors, shapes, and layout before downloading. The exact formats available are listed below, followed by what the editing process actually involves.

Facebook designs

BrandCrowd lists dedicated makers for the following Facebook formats:

  • Facebook Cover — a banner-style image for the top of your Page. The site describes editing images, layout, fonts, and colors, then sharing the result.
  • Facebook Post — a feed graphic where you control fonts, colors, and shapes.
  • Facebook Story — a vertical, temporary format. BrandCrowd positions this around visibility with story users.
  • Facebook Event Cover — artwork for a Facebook event page.
  • Facebook Ads — ad creative in Facebook's ad formats.

Instagram designs

  • Instagram Post — square or feed-format graphics.
  • Instagram Story — vertical story graphics, described as a way to reinforce brand identity.
  • Instagram Reels — short-video cover or creative assets.

Other platforms covered

Platform Design types listed
LinkedIn LinkedIn Posts, LinkedIn Banners
Twitter Twitter Posts, Twitter Headers
Pinterest Pinterest Pins, Pinterest Board Covers
TikTok TikTok Videos
YouTube YouTube Videos, YouTube Banners
Twitch Twitch Banners
SoundCloud SoundCloud Banners
Zoom Zoom Backgrounds
Etsy Etsy Banners
Other Link In Bio, Email Signatures, Animations, Videos

The full category list on the site also includes non-social items such as business cards, flyers, posters, letterheads, T-shirts, QR codes, gift certificates, invitations, invoices, menus, postcards, presentations, and thank-you cards — so social media is one part of a broader template library rather than a separate product.

What you can actually edit

Across the social makers, BrandCrowd consistently describes the same editing controls:

  • Fonts — choose and apply typefaces to text elements.
  • Colors — adjust the palette to match your brand.
  • Shapes — add or modify graphic elements.
  • Images and layout — swap images and rearrange the composition.

The workflow described on the site is: browse or start from a template, edit it in the maker, then download instantly. For business cards specifically, the site says you can edit colors, font, and layout and then download the card immediately.

Practical notes before you start

  • Template volume: the site states it offers over 100,000 templates, and that you can start for free.
  • Premium content: some templates are labeled "premium" (for example, a premium business card tag exists), so not everything in the library is necessarily free to download. Check the label on the specific template you choose.
  • Industry fit: BrandCrowd explicitly says its business card templates suit fields from accounting to hairstyling, and that its Facebook post maker works "no matter what industry you're in" — useful if you want a starting point rather than a blank canvas.
  • Verification step: after editing, preview the design at the platform's actual dimensions before downloading, since a cover, a post, and a story use different aspect ratios.

If your goal is a single consistent look across several platforms, pick one template family and reuse the same fonts and colors in each maker rather than designing each format from scratch.

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