Tabletop & arcade templates
Spin the wheel, roll the dice, board games, trivia boards and arcade screens played with the post's own words. MarketiQ’s Creative Director picks from these 10 templates whenever a post’s message fits one of them, then fills it with your brand, facts and copy.
All Tabletop & arcade templates
Spin the wheel
A carnival prize wheel: four to eight segments carrying the post's own items
Dice board
A 'roll the dice' prompt card: two dice tumbling beside the title and six cards, one per face (one pip to six), each with a question or dare from the post's world.
Snakes and ladders
A snakes-and-ladders board of the reader's journey: ladders are the moves the post recommends, snakes the pitfalls it warns about, and the finish square is the outcome…
Trivia board
A TV 'quiz show' board, the 'game show' classic: three to five category columns from the post over rows of point tiles, one tile taken and its clue blown up on a framed…
Holo collectible
A collectible 'trading card' for one product, service or feature: a holographic foil border, the name with a type badge, a crest of its initials, two or three abilities…
Ask the 8-ball
A fortune-telling 8-ball answering the reader's question: the question in a speech bubble, a glossy black ball whose window shows the post's answer on a brand-coloured…
Jigsaw puzzle
A jigsaw nearly finished, with the 'missing piece' lifted out: five interlocking pieces labelled with what the reader already has (from the post), a dashed hole where…
Scavenger hunt
A photo scavenger hunt card, a 'treasure hunt' in snapshots: three to six empty camera frames, numbered and tilted, each naming something to find
Which character are you?
A video-game 'choose your character' screen: two to four characters
Arcade retry
A retro arcade 'game over' display: the glowing headline, the mistake that ended the run in terminal type, then a continue countdown with two options
Samples use fictional brands; MarketiQ fills each template with your brand, facts and copy.
New Tabletop & arcade 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. 110 so far — the newest here.
House Rules Zine Comic
A single illustrated four-panel comic sits under a live 2×2 grid of panel labels and paper speech bubbles; the final bubble enlarges the punchline, with a small logo beneath the strip.
Protected Prize Flash Poster
A huge sale headline crowns a rounded eligibility card, then six circular offer cues frame a miniature insured-world hero on a game-like prize stage. A ruled deadline footer closes the offer.
Blindspot Gameboard
An illustrated three-panel gameboard moves from fee scepticism through repeated fund contents to separated planning lanes, with arrows and a huge objection question beneath.
Overlap Board: Same Pieces, New Plan
A three-beat vertical game board: a quiet objection, a large candid-picture metaphor of six overlapping fund wrappers, then a bright planning zone. Downward arrows connect the beats; the closing objection question leads the type.
Boarding Memory Game
A high-contrast meme caption crowns a wide cartoon field; an oversized blank-memory reaction faces the unchanged seat number and a deadpan checking punchline.
Small Starts Archive
A faded desk photograph leads a saved paper archive: ruled sections hold an early milestone, a highlighted customer quote and historical notes, signed with a small external logo.
Keepsake Quote Token
A quote-led risograph keepsake with a large illustrated archive scene, an asymmetric paper quotation, a separately parked throwback stamp and a ruled historical footer.
Buddy Filing Cabinet
A risograph illustration of a nine-compartment document sorter becomes an alignment game, with exact personality labels framing each illustrated habit and a large tagging prompt below.
Fridge door sticker checklist
A renewal checklist pinned to a brand-colour fridge door. The cover is a sticker-bombed picture of the pinned letter above a tilted note card holding the hook. Each inside page is a magnet-numbered note card with its own ringed icon and an 'Ask it' stamp, and the cards swap sides from page to page.
Fine print under the loupe
A mistakes-to-avoid carousel played as a spot-the-flag game. The cover is a riso poster: a loupe picture bleeds beside a tilted ink stamp, and the hook is set huge on a highlighter block. Each inside page puts its mistake in giant quote marks on a hard-shadow card, with a numeral, a stamp and its
Staff file of a character
A thing personified as a coworker. Its hook is set huge on the brand field over a tilted paper staff-file card: a flash-lit ID photo of the character beside its worst habit as the punch line, then ruled label/value fields. A comment prompt with a 'tag them' burst sits below the card.
Brief Board Grid
A hook set huge over a tilted sticker-note grid: one dominant AI collage cell on the left spanning two rows, five numbered icon cells beside it, like a game board of the six things a brief must pin down.
Samples use fictional brands; MarketiQ fills each template with your brand, facts and copy.
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