When should I use a vertical before and after template?
Use it when the final image is mainly for mobile viewing, stories, or portrait-style photos.
Vertical template
Vertical before and after photo template
A vertical template gives before and after photos more presence on mobile screens. It is useful when the final image will be viewed in a story, reel, or portrait layout.
StoriesPortrait progress photosMobile sharing
Choose and reuse this template
- 1Use vertical when mobile is primary
A 9:16 style frame fills more of the screen in mobile contexts than a wide landscape layout.
- 2Keep the subject centered
Vertical slots can feel tight, so align the main subject carefully on both sides.
- 3Check label size
Labels must stay readable after the image is compressed or viewed on a phone.
Keep the template useful
- Use vertical frames for portraits, progress photos, and stories.
- Avoid placing important details at the very top or bottom.
- Preview the image at phone size before posting.
FAQ
Does vertical work for room photos?
It can, but landscape is often better for full room comparisons.
Can I use vertical templates for progress photos?
Yes. Vertical layouts often work well for fitness, style, and personal progress records.
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