



A static post is any social post that doesn't move: a photo, a carousel, an infographic, a meme. Reels, Stories and videos are not static. A static image is the single frame inside that: one stat, one photo, one announcement.

One frame
The whole post is the still
Per channel
Cropped, not stretched
Your photo
Or a designed background
No Canva
Brand kit does the layout
Feed graphics
One idea. One graphic.
The point, in one frame.
What you would have said.
The fact, without the essay.
What it is
Static means it doesn't move. A photo, a carousel, an infographic or a meme is static. A Reel, a Story or a video is not.
A static image is the single frame inside that. One stat, one photo, one announcement. A carousel is still static, it's just a different format.
Use the single image when one frame is the whole post. A quote card is one sentence. A static image can carry a bit more: a number, a photo, a before-and-after.
Per channel
The same graphic is set 1:1 for the grid and 4:5 where the feed rewards height. You are not exporting one square and hoping it survives LinkedIn.
What good looks like
If the point disappears at grid size, the type is too small or the idea is too busy.
A photo, a number, or a short line. Competing elements make it look like a flyer.
Your colours and type, not a layout everyone else downloaded. The kit is set once.
The graphic is the hook. The caption is the rest, not a repeat of the type on the image.



How it gets made
FAQs
A static post is any social media post that doesn't move, such as a single image, a carousel or an infographic.
On-brand type, sized per channel. Designed or on the shot, you pick the look.