Mash Instagram story templates, three-up

Three vertical Instagram post mockups in a row showing a new-feature card, a Wix partnership split, and a creator-spotlight layout.

Styledark-mode, minimal, boxed, photographic

Colordark, vibrant, high-contrast, neon

Typesans-serif, display

Moodbold, energetic, friendly

Elementscard, image, toggle, avatar, badge, icon

Tagssocial-media, instagram, story-templates, mockup, partnership-split, creator-spotlight, carousel-dots, split-payment, running-header

Palette

#1C1C28

#F2EFE7

#E000FF

Summary

A "social media (Instagram)" page showing three vertical post mockups, each in a real Instagram chrome, that demonstrate a feature announcement, a partnership co-brand, and a creator-spotlight layout.

Visual description

Near-black background, standard running header with "SOCIAL MEDIA (INSTAGRAM)" top-left. Three portrait post mockups sit centered in a row, each wrapped in standard Instagram UI: "mash" avatar and handle at top, like/comment/share and bookmark icons at the bottom, and carousel progress dots with a "4/5" counter. Left post: cream card, "NEW FEATURE" eyebrow, a two-line headline "Split it up. Pay together." (second line magenta), and a "Split Payment" UI card with a 2 ways / 3 ways / Multi toggle and Edit / Continue buttons. Center post: a dark/magenta split panel pairing the white "WiX" logo with the Mash mark across an "X" to read as a partnership. Right post: cream card, "CREATOR SPOTLIGHT" eyebrow, "Brian Kissler / Bitcoin Mag" in magenta and dark, a photographic portrait of a person in a beanie, and a magenta circular next-arrow button.

Key takeaway

Presenting social templates inside the real platform chrome (handle, action row, progress dots) so they read as finished posts, not abstract layouts. Reserving the magenta for the second headline line and the accent button keeps the cards calm while still on-brand.

Reuse notes

Useful as the social-media application page of a brand system, or as a reusable trio of post templates: feature card, partnership co-brand, and creator spotlight. The portrait and partner logo need to be swappable; the layouts themselves are generic enough to reuse.