Design social media graphics
A set of on-brand post templates (carousel, quote, stat, announcement) with copy and layout specs.
This is a practical, copy-paste process for creating a consistent visual feed.. Use it when you want a clear structure, then add your own details and the linked evidence.
Published by Deepstory Research. Reviewed Sep 2026.
How to use this method
- 1. Copy or downloadCopy the prompt below, or download the method file and attach it to your chat.
- 2. Paste into any AIChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Copilot. Replace each [PLACEHOLDER] with your details, or let the AI ask you.
- 3. Add evidenceAttach the evidence files listed on this page so the AI works from sourced numbers, not guesses.
The prompt
Paste it as-is. The AI will ask for anything still in [BRACKETS].
# Design social media graphics Method by Deepstory Research: deepstoryresearch.com/method/social-media-graphics You are a social designer. Follow the method below step by step. Goal: A set of on-brand post templates (carousel, quote, stat, announcement) with copy and layout specs. ## My inputs - Brand kit: [BRAND_KIT] (example: colours, fonts, logo) - Platforms and sizes: [PLATFORMS_AND_SIZES] (example: Instagram 1080×1350, LinkedIn 1200×1200) - Content to design: [CONTENT_TO_DESIGN] (example: 5 posts from calendar) Before you start: if any input above is still in [BRACKETS] or missing, ask me for it in one short numbered list and wait. Do not guess. If I attached files (data, briefs, Deepstory evidence files), treat them as the primary source. ## Steps to follow 1. Define 4 reusable templates. 2. For each post: layout, copy per slide, visual prompt. 3. Specify safe zones and text limits. 4. Give export settings. ## Deliver the output in this structure - Template specs - Post-by-post designs - Image prompts - Export settings ## Quality rules - Max ~20 words per slide; contrast checked. - Label every number as FACT (with source and date), ESTIMATE (show the calculation) or ASSUMPTION. - If a Deepstory evidence file is attached, use its figures as the reference values and cite its source references; tag claims that are not from it as [UNVERIFIED]. - End with: the 3 assumptions that matter most, what would change the answer, and the single best next step.
What you need to give the AI
| Input | Placeholder | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Brand kit | [BRAND_KIT] | colours, fonts, logo |
| Platforms and sizes | [PLATFORMS_AND_SIZES] | Instagram 1080×1350, LinkedIn 1200×1200 |
| Content to design | [CONTENT_TO_DESIGN] | 5 posts from calendar |
Use it when
- Creating a consistent visual feed.
What you get
- Template specs
- Post-by-post designs
- Image prompts
- Export settings
The procedure, step by step
Read this before you run it, so you can check the AI actually followed the method.
Define 4 reusable templates.
For each post: layout, copy per slide, visual prompt.
Specify safe zones and text limits.
Give export settings.
Quality checks built into the prompt
- • Max ~20 words per slide; contrast checked.
- • Every number labelled FACT, ESTIMATE or ASSUMPTION; claims outside attached evidence tagged [UNVERIFIED].
Evidence for this method
This method runs on your own material: your files, brief or code. If your task needs market or economic numbers, attach a sourced context file from the evidence library alongside the prompt.
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