Templates

Start from a ready-made template.

Thirteen built-ins ship in the box — including data-driven charts. Every one below renders from a single API call with your own data. Change any value with modifications, or bring your own HTML and CSS.

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Article / blog social card

1200×630

Open Graph card: eyebrow, headline, author and site, on a branded gradient.

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Bar chart

1200×675

A vertical bar chart from your data array — value + category labels, bars scaled to the max.

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Line chart

1200×675

A line/area chart as inline SVG — gradient stroke, a dot per point, gridlines and a 0-to-max axis.

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Donut chart

1080×1080

A donut chart — slices sized by share, a legend with percentages, and the total in the center.

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Product launch card

1200×630

Launch announcement: badge, product name, tagline and brand.

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YouTube thumbnail

1280×720

A small kicker label and a huge high-contrast title.

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Customer testimonial

1200×630

A customer quote with a round avatar photo, name and role.

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Quote / announcement

1080×1080

Square card: a large quote and an attribution line.

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Stat / metric card

1080×1080

One large metric, a label, a context line and brand.

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Event ticket

1200×630

Event details on the left, a tear-off stub with the seat on the right.

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Code snippet card

1200×675

A dark code editor card: window chrome, filename and a monospace block.

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Certificate of completion

1600×1130

Recipient, achievement, date and issuer, framed by a gradient border.

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Instagram story

1080×1920

Vertical story: headline, supporting text and a CTA pill.

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Or bring your own.

A template is just HTML and CSS with {{variables}}. Create it once over the API, then render it as many times as you want with different data — no proprietary editor, no lock-in. Your templates are the part that's yours to keep.

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