Holidays and observances
The Easter, Father's Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day and happy holidays posts are brand greetings carrying your message. The Black History Month template is for a community post or event featuring people and words you choose.
Start from what the post has to say: a holiday greeting, a job opening, a new team member, an upcoming webinar or a quick survey. Each template asks for the exact wording and details, then opens as a brief in Vizify. It creates the image; posting stays with you.
Every template produces one generated post image. Most offer a square 1:1 feed direction and a tall 9:16 direction for Stories, and some add a wide 16:9 frame that suits X or LinkedIn updates. The format is a direction, not an exact pixel size, and one request makes one image, so ask for another format in the same conversation.
Your headline, names, dates and handles are rendered as text and can contain mistakes, so check them before posting. Vizify does not connect to your accounts, post or schedule. For observances such as Black History Month, you supply the people, quotes and facts you want to honor; nothing is attributed or invented for you.

Create a Black History Month event, reading-list or quote image from supplied content. Request the exact facts and attribution, then check the image text and full organization name.

Create a US Independence Day greeting image for your brand. Request a square feed post or a vertical Story, then inspect the text, flag details and actual platform preview.

Wish your followers a happy Easter with one branded image built on spring flowers or painted eggs, carrying your message and any holiday hours.

Post a Father's Day greeting from your business on Instagram, with your message, a visual style and, if you like, one real product from your range.

Create one greeting image with your brand and message. Choose a seasonal greeting or name one festival, then check the generated wording, motifs and crop before posting.

Prepare a US Labor Day thank-you image for your feed or Story with your brand, message and optional hours. Review the generated wording and platform preview before posting.

Introduce a team, staff or club officers in one social image with names and roles, built around a single group photo or, without one, simple name cards.

Make a cover image for a news story, video or newsletter segment from your verified headline and series name, with an illustrative visual rather than a staged news photo.

Put one product and one clear message in the spotlight. Start with an editorial composition, then make the headline and colors your own.

Promote a refer-a-friend program with a social image that states the confirmed reward, the conditions that apply and how to refer, without hiding the terms.

Invite people to answer a survey with a banner that makes the topic and closing date unmissable, says who should respond, and tells them where to go.

Announce open roles with a social image that leads with the job title and location and ends with how to apply, using only the pay and perks you confirm.

Promote an online event with a social image that shows the webinar title, each speaker's name and role, the date with its time zone, and how to register.
No template matches both filters.
The Easter, Father's Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day and happy holidays posts are brand greetings carrying your message. The Black History Month template is for a community post or event featuring people and words you choose.
The hiring post requests one to three supplied roles and how to apply. Meet the team introduces people by name and role, and the referral post invites customers or staff to refer someone for a reward you define.
The webinar post leads with the title, date, time and time zone. The survey banner asks followers to take a survey and keeps the link text short.
The news thumbnail is a cover image for an article, newsletter issue or video segment, built around a headline you supply.
Use square for feed posts, tall for Stories and Reels covers, and wide for X posts and link-style updates where a template offers it. Profile headers and covers are in the banner templates.
Preparing a post brief from any template is free and needs no account. Generating the image requires signing in and uses your account's current access and credit rules.
Square 1:1 for feed posts, tall 9:16 for Stories and Reels covers, and wide 16:9 where a template offers it for X or LinkedIn. Platforms crop previews differently, so keep key text near the center.
Yes, in two places. Templates with a wide 16:9 frame work for X posts, and the unique Twitter header template in the banner category is for a profile header.
No. It creates the image. Download it and post or schedule it from the platform or your own scheduling tool.
Add your colors in the brief. Where a template offers a reference upload, follow its instructions—for example, one product photo for the Father's Day post or one group photo for a team introduction. Compare the result with your original; exact colors, logos and details are not guaranteed.
Long text is harder to render cleanly. Keep the image to a short headline and a few details, and put the rest in the caption you write when you post.