Social Media Banners
Editable slots (Concept 1)
Style A1 - Light hero wash (1128 × 191 concept)
Editable • Exportable
Performance marketing & growth infrastructure.
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Concept 2 - Dark plum campaign
Solid plum background, white text, orange stat highlight, minimal decoration.
1200 / 630 (16:9 campaign header)
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Concept 3 - Orange-forward campaign
Peach surface with orange panel, strong hierarchy, CTA-ready.
1080 / 1920 (Vertical story cover)
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Concept 4 - Quiet plum texture
Subtle geometric pattern, airy, works well with photography overlays.
1584 / 396 (Event banner)
Measurement-first performance marketing
Style 5 - LinkedIn Company Cover (1128 × 191)
Minimal horizontal banner
Style 6 - Wide Cover (1584 × 396)
Event/cover wide format
Style 7 - Open Graph (1200 × 630)
Campaign/web OG
Style A10 - Image-centric Cover (1128 × 191)
Logo/icon forward, editable
Style A11 - Image-centric Story (1080 × 1920)
Vertical, image upload, editable
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Nairobi · across East Africa
Style A12 - Image-centric Wide (1584 × 396)
Wide format, image/icon upload, editable
Safe-zone guidance (LinkedIn company page)
LinkedIn’s company page banner often crops/overlaps content with the profile image area on the left. Keep primary headlines and CTAs in the central/right-safe zone. Avoid placing critical text in the far left band.
- • Leave breathing room on the left edge (treat ~15–20% as at-risk)
- • Put “eyebrow + headline” in the middle-upper area
- • Use the wordmark lightly or rely on page identity
- • Test at actual display size before publishing
Export note
PNG/JPG export tooling is added in M7 (social post backgrounds). For banners, export directly from design tools using the CSS/SVG concepts above as a style reference.