Social and content design

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A week of content from one shoot

Lesson 8 of 11 in Social and content design.

Checked against the makers' documentation on 9 October 2026.

Lesson

One morning of photographs can feed a week of posts if the shoot is planned for the crops. The Canva module's lesson on a week of posts starts from the Brand Kit and the templates. This lesson starts earlier, before the camera comes out, with a shot list. Each line on it names one picture and the formats that picture has to feed, so nobody discovers on Thursday that the only good frame of the bottle is too wide for a story.

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  1. Question 1, locked

    Why does the lesson tell you to shoot for the tallest crop you need?

    • Tall frames upload faster
    • Shorter shapes can be cut from a 9:16 frame at the same width, but not the other way round
    • Instagram only accepts 9:16 frames
    • Tall frames need no safe zone
  2. Question 2, locked

    What does the lesson keep a background plate for?

    • Text-only posts, quote cards and extending other frames
    • Checking the phone camera's white balance
    • The first slide of every carousel
    • Printing stickers for the parcel
  3. Question 3, locked

    According to the lesson, which kind of brand does batching suit best?

    • A café whose news changes every day
    • A brand with no product photographs
    • A brand that only posts stories
    • A product brand whose bottle looks the same every week

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