Free Social Media Post Templates – Editable SVG Kit

No sign-up required. Free for personal and commercial use.

Category: Social Media Resources
Format: SVG vector files (ZIP)
File size: 5.2 KB
Works with: Figma, Canva, Inkscape, Illustrator, Affinity
License: MIT (commercial use allowed)
Last updated: November 2026

What’s in the kit

File	Size (pixels)	Use it for
instagram-post-1080×1080.svg	1080 × 1080	Instagram feed posts (square)
instagram-story-1080×1920.svg	1080 × 1920	Instagram and Facebook Stories, Reels covers, TikTok
facebook-post-1200×630.svg	1200 × 630	Facebook link posts and Open Graph images
linkedin-post-1200×627.svg	1200 × 627	LinkedIn shared links and posts
pinterest-pin-1000×1500.svg	1000 × 1500	Pinterest standard pins (2:3)

The ZIP also includes a README with editing steps and the license file.

How to edit the designs

Download and unzip the kit.
Open an SVG in Figma (drag it onto the canvas), Canva (upload it), Inkscape or Illustrator.
Click any text to change it, and swap the gradient colours for your brand colours.
Add your logo or a product photo if you like.
Export as PNG or JPG at the original size, then post it.

Fonts: the designs use the free Inter font with Arial as a fallback. Install Inter from Google Fonts for the intended look. To shrink exported images before posting, use our Image Compressor; to adapt a design to another size, try the Image Resizer.

Who is it for?

Small businesses announcing offers, events and new products.
Bloggers promoting new articles across several networks.
Social media managers who want a consistent look across platforms.

Frequently asked questions

Can I edit SVG files in Canva?

Yes. Canva lets you upload SVG files; text may be converted to editable elements depending on your plan. For full control over every text layer, use Figma or Inkscape, which are free.

Why are the files so small?

SVG files describe shapes and text as code instead of storing pixels, so they are tiny and stay sharp at any size. You export a PNG only when you are ready to post.

Can I use these for client work?

Yes. The MIT license allows personal and commercial use, including designs you create for clients.