Openings & reveals templates
The moment something new ships: openings, reveals, drops, countdowns, waitlists, invitations, FAQs, feature spotlights and the people behind them. MarketiQ’s Creative Director picks from these 19 templates whenever a post’s message fits one of them, then fills it with your brand, facts and copy.
All Openings & reveals templates
Ribbon cutting
The moment you 'cut the ribbon': a grand-opening ribbon in the brand colour stretched edge to edge and just cut
Curtain reveal
A premiere on a dark stage: velvet curtains in the brand colour drawn back under a scalloped valance, a soft spotlight on the product's name, one line on what it is, a…
What's in the box
The product as a boxed product on the shelf: a brand-colour box drawn in perspective
Footnoted headline
An editorial launch statement
First-day cover
Launch day as a collector's first-day cover: an airmail envelope in the brand's stripes with a perforated commemorative stamp of the product, a postmark carrying the day…
Redacted teaser
A pre-launch teaser as a project file on a dark desk: a brand-edged sheet stamped CLASSIFIED, the headline, a ruled list of what the file says
Launch week
A launch week as a row of numbered 'advent calendar' doors: the days already revealed show what shipped (today's one lit in the brand colour with an 'open now' tag), the…
In memoriam
A new feature told as a black-bordered obituary notice for the chore it kills
Beta invitation
An invitation card rising out of an opened envelope in the brand colour, sealed with a wax-style seal: 'You're invited' to the beta or early-access programme, the…
Assembly manual
How the new thing works, drawn as flat-pack 'assembly instructions': the product name in condensed caps over a heavy rule, a 'you'll need' parts strip, then three or…
Directory listing
The product as it appears in a launch directory on the day: the brand's tile, the product name and tagline, topic chips, a vote box, three highlight cards and the…
End credits
The team behind a launch as a film's closing credits: letterbox bars, the brand presenting it in italic serif, the product's name in spaced capitals, then roles and real…
Vinyl release
A feature drop released like a record: a brand-colour sleeve with the logo and the release's name, the black disc sliding out of it, and the tracklist
Concert poster
A launch night billed like a concert poster: 'ONE NIGHT ONLY' across the top, the evening or the product set as the headliner in towering condensed capitals over a ray…
Media alert
The launch as a newsroom media alert
Package insert FAQ
The launch FAQ as the folded leaflet that comes inside the box: a white sheet with real fold creases, a read-before-use header and a printed code strip, the product name…
Waitlist ticket
A waitlist let in by waves, told by the take-a-number counter: a dark wall unit reading NOW SERVING with the wave number glowing huge in dot-matrix digits, the headline…
Hourglass countdown
The days left to a launch as an hourglass that has nearly run: a turned-wood frame in the brand's deep colour, most of the brand-colour sand already fallen and a thin…
Specimen card
One new feature catalogued like a species in a naturalist's field guide: a framed plate with the feature drawn large as an engraving on a hatched oval and a figure…
Samples use fictional brands; MarketiQ fills each template with your brand, facts and copy.
New Openings & reveals from the Template Foundry
The Template Foundry’s AI design team reads a sample post, debates its look and designs new templates around the clock; only designs that pass the same render checks as the library, look unlike every template we already have and convince our art-director model join it. 77 so far — the newest here.
Back in the Paper Stack
A high-contrast editorial drop poster: oversized product-name typography above a large halftone document collage, a returning-edition stamp, practical details and a prominent two-format price strip.
Back-in-Print Zine Drop
An oversized editorial announcement above a halftone paperwork collage and a narrow offer column, with isolated return and edition stamps and a direct ordering footer.
Crew Snag Note
A candid rooftop-work still life leads a tilted notes sheet on a brand-colour field, turning three inconvenient pairings into a deadpan numbered crew checklist.
Return Loop Bingo
A cutout CV caught in a return loop introduces a roomy six-square bingo board. Each square uses one uninterrupted text block, with a separate arrow lane for the repetition joke.
Send It Back
A grainy recruitment poster with a painted writing-and-testing workspace and an asymmetric return-arrow rail. Practical evidence and the application action occupy its destination; oversized page numbers and changing icons make the series feel like working creative notes.
Behind the Bottle Route
A cutout quality-check scene leads beside a four-stop hiring route. Numbered stickers and timing captions sit on tilted paper backings, connected by gold arrows beneath a role-specific hook.
Riso Expedition Invitation
An oversized event title and compact logistics sit above a surreal risograph travel collage, with two route captions and a separate message-to-register ticket strip.
Destination Collage Admission
A colour-separated travel collage leads into an oversized event title and a compact invitation stub, with route labels anchored to the picture and a registration tag given its own space.
Follow the Batch
A cutout workplace tour organized by a thick directional arrow: a weighing-station cover, alternating illustrated station stops, and a counter-crossing invitation on a bold closing field.
Desktop Test Circuit
A glossy retro-desktop circuit sits between a large window-title hook and a compact results ledger. Four corner controls label the clockwise loop while its arrows remain visible in the centre.
Desktop Circuit Wheel
A retro desktop window holds a glossy home-connection circuit, with four stage buttons arranged clockwise around it. Pixel-tool accents and a separate save prompt remix digital collage into a readable loop.
Desktop Circuit Collage
A retro-desktop title window opens onto a glossy four-station circuit. Quadrant labels read clockwise around the picture, with a compact tool palette above and a save-action tray below.
Samples use fictional brands; MarketiQ fills each template with your brand, facts and copy.
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