Choose Portrait Feed, Square Post or Story / Vertical

Every CardCloser graphic can be exported at three sizes, and every layout has been composed separately for each one. They are not the same image cropped.

The three sizes

Which to choose

• If you are posting one image to a feed, use Portrait Feed. It occupies the most vertical space a feed will give you.
• Use Square Post when a grid is the point and consistency matters more than height.
• Use Story / Vertical for a full-screen vertical placement. Its essential content sits clear of the top and bottom of the screen so platform interface elements do not cover it.

Why the layout changes

The same information has to work in a 4:5 rectangle and a 9:16 one. Rather than scale a single design and let the text become unreadable, CardCloser composes each layout for each canvas — twenty-one geometry definitions in total, which is why a Story does not look like a stretched feed post.

If this doesn't work

The graphic looks cropped after you upload it somewhere.

The platform re-cropped it. Use the size that platform expects — a Portrait Feed image uploaded as a story will be cropped by the app, not by CardCloser.

Text is close to the edge on a story.

Story keeps essential content well inside the canvas by design. Decorative imagery is allowed to reach the edges.

You need a landscape size.

Landscape is not available. If you need one, say so through Share feedback.