Roka Ceremony template
Roka Ceremony is a 4:5 portrait post built on a brown palette, drawn as 30 separate layers you can move, restyle or delete. The 4:5 portrait post. It is the tallest shape Instagram will show without cropping, so it occupies more of a scrolling screen than a square — which is exactly why it consistently outperforms one. Nothing in it is baked in: every headline, color, shape and photo slot is yours to change, and because the design is vector rather than a flat image, it exports pixel-sharp at any size — from a phone-sized post to a printed poster.
- Size
- 1080 × 1350 pxInstagram Portrait
- Layers
- 30 editabletext, shapes and art
- Palette
- brown
- Price
- Free to edit and export
What Roka Ceremony is sized for
The 4:5 portrait post. It is the tallest shape Instagram will show without cropping, so it occupies more of a scrolling screen than a square — which is exactly why it consistently outperforms one.
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I edit the Roka Ceremony template?
- Open it in the Pixoate design editor and change whatever you like — the text, the fonts, the colors, the shapes and the photos are all separate, editable layers. There is nothing to install: it runs in your browser, and you can start from this template rather than a blank canvas.
- Is the Roka Ceremony template free?
- Yes — you can open this template, customize it and export your design for free. Paid plans unlock premium artwork and additional export options.
- What size is the Roka Ceremony template?
- 1080 × 1350 pixels — a 4:5 portrait post. The 4:5 portrait post. It is the tallest shape Instagram will show without cropping, so it occupies more of a scrolling screen than a square — which is exactly why it consistently outperforms one. You can also resize the canvas in the editor if you need a different format; the layers reflow rather than stretch.
- Can I use Roka Ceremony commercially?
- Two things sit inside a finished design. You keep the rights you have in files you upload and in your original contributions to results — Pixoate does not claim ownership of them. The Roka Ceremony artwork you build on is Pixoate's, and commercial use of Pixoate artwork runs through the commercial-use license. Every active paid plan and paid pass includes a commercial finished-work license: you may use, edit, print, publish and distribute finished work made with Pixoate in advertising, websites, social media, products and client projects, and may keep using that finished work after the paid period ends unless the purchase is refunded, reversed or charged back. You may not sell, sublicense, share or distribute a Pixoate asset by itself or as stock, an asset pack, a standalone source asset or a reusable template.
- What else can I make besides roka ceremony?
- The invitations & events collection covers the rest of the category, and the full library runs to hundreds of designs across social, print, branding and events — all editable in the same way.
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