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How to style coordinated Christmas Feed posts on Mac

Create two festive Feed posts with matching structure and distinct evergreen and cranberry palettes, artwork and titles.

7 stepsUpdated Nov 12, 2026Get Christmas Photo Collages
What you'll achieve
Two editable Feed-format Christmas slides: Evergreen Holiday Market and Cranberry Cocoa Night, each with its own title, seasonal ornaments and Pine or Cranberry palette styling.
What you need
  • Christmas Collage Filters installed on macOS.
  • No imported photos are required for this artwork-and-typography guide.
Two coordinated Christmas Feed posts in the storyboard: cranberry foil and evergreen artwork with distinct seasonal titles.

A Christmas post series feels more coherent when its slides share a layout, while each retains its own seasonal detail. In Christmas Collage Filters, start with an editable Story, duplicate it, switch the series to Feed and style two posts with coordinated evergreen and cranberry artwork.

  1. 1.Start a new editable Story

    In Social output format, choose Story (9:16), then select Create a new editable project using the selected format. Open the inspector and choose the text-led slide layout. You can switch the series to Feed (4:5) later.

    An editable Christmas Story in Christmas Collage Filters, with its first slide and the text-led inspector.
    An editable Christmas Story in Christmas Collage Filters, with its first slide and the text-led inspector.
  2. 2.Set the shared Pine styling

    Enter Coordinated Christmas Story in Slide title. Set Global palette to Pine, open Templates, and choose a botanical Story background for the first slide.

    First Story slide with coordinated botanical artwork selected from the Templates collection.
    First Story slide with coordinated botanical artwork selected from the Templates collection.
  3. 3.Duplicate the first slide

    Return to Storyboard and use Duplicate. Rename the selected second slide Sequence closing slide through Slide title. Both slides now share a starting visual design.

    Two Story slides in the Storyboard; duplicated slide titled Sequence closing slide selected.
    Two Story slides in the Storyboard; duplicated slide titled Sequence closing slide selected.
  4. 4.Switch the series to Feed format

    Keep the editing-safe guides enabled, then change Social output format from Story to Feed (4:5). The two slides retain their content as the canvas proportions change.

    Two editable slides now in Feed 4:5 format, with the second slide in the inspector.
    Two editable slides now in Feed 4:5 format, with the second slide in the inspector.
  5. 5.Give the second post a cranberry look

    On slide two, set Slide title to Cranberry Cocoa Night, the subtitle to Gather for sweet winter treats, and the footer to FRIDAY AT SIX. In Templates, choose the cranberry foil background and a copper ornament. Return to Storyboard and set Slide palette override to Cranberry.

    Cranberry Cocoa Night Feed slide in red foil, with white title and festive holiday ornaments.
    Cranberry Cocoa Night Feed slide in red foil, with white title and festive holiday ornaments.
  6. 6.Style the first post with evergreen art

    Select slide one in Storyboard. Change the title to Evergreen Holiday Market, subtitle to Handmade gifts and fresh pine, and footer to SUNDAY AT TEN. Choose the evergreen background and a holly ornament in Templates, keeping the slide on the shared Pine palette.

    Evergreen Holiday Market Feed slide in deep green with botanical artwork and holiday type.
    Evergreen Holiday Market Feed slide in deep green with botanical artwork and holiday type.
  7. 7.Compare the coordinated Feed posts

    Review both thumbnails in Storyboard. Select each slide to compare its title, layout and seasonal artwork: the first inherits Pine and the second overrides with Cranberry. Use Preview and Export Series when you want to review the final output before saving.

    Storyboard thumbnails showing coordinated evergreen and cranberry Feed posts, with the cranberry slide selected.
    Storyboard thumbnails showing coordinated evergreen and cranberry Feed posts, with the cranberry slide selected.

Tips

  • Duplicate a slide before changing its title and artwork to keep a coordinated composition.

  • Use Slide palette override to change one slide without replacing the shared Pine palette.

  • Review both slide thumbnails in Storyboard before opening Preview and Export Series.

  • Watch outEditing-safe guides help with placement and are not part of the saved image.

  • Watch outThis guide demonstrates the styled project and storyboard review; it does not include completed PNG export.