Build a sequence, not a stack of posters
An opening hook, three useful points and a practical takeaway can be more effective than a long list of competing messages. The cards should share a visual language while each has a distinct role.
Tessuvi's social formats let you start with a square, portrait feed or vertical story canvas. Choose the size before arranging your content. Check the destination's current publishing requirements and preview the result on a phone; a platform may crop previews differently from the opened post.
Use a visual rhythm that serves the message
Open with a recognisable situation
Use a short statement, question or contrast that makes sense without the caption. A large heading and one image are often enough.
Vary the explanation
Alternate a numbered step, a comparison, a quote or a diagram according to the idea. The block library gives you editable starting points rather than finished claims.
Leave room to breathe
Keep the same margin system and a small type palette across the sequence. View all cards together and remove decorative elements that compete with the text.
Close with a useful action
Summarise the lesson, suggest a next step or offer a checklist. Put lengthy source detail in the caption or a supporting document instead of shrinking the final card.
Prepare the right files
Export each finished card as an image and keep the filenames in sequence when uploading. Tessuvi also provides a published link for viewing the work in a browser. A share link does not publish an image carousel to a social account for you.
| Canvas | Use it when |
|---|---|
| Square · 1080 × 1080 | A balanced feed card fits the intended destination. |
| Portrait feed · 1080 × 1350 | You need more vertical reading space. |
| Vertical story · 1080 × 1920 | The destination expects a full-height story canvas. |
A practical publishing check
- Read every card at phone size, not only at editor zoom.
- Check that no heading crosses an image, page edge or reserved interface area.
- Replace example figures, image credits and placeholder names before export.
- Keep a copy of the editable project so that changing one fact does not require rebuilding the whole sequence.