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Social Camera for Stories & Feed (Safe-Zone Guides)

Point the camera and see Instagram and Facebook safe zones live, so your text is never hidden behind the profile row or the reply bar. Saves at the exact platform size.

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Good to know: Guides use the percentages Meta publishes for Stories and Reels ads — roughly 14% top, 35% bottom and 6% each side — drawn live while you shoot, with the caption anchored inside the safe box. Feed placements have no overlay, and the tool says so instead of drawing a fake one. Exports are exact: 1080×1920, 1080×1350, 1080×1080 or 1200×630. There is also a transparent guide PNG for Figma, Canva or Photoshop. Your files stay on your device: nothing is uploaded.

How to use it (step by step)

  1. 1Pick where you will post: Instagram Story/Reels, Facebook Story, or a feed size. The frame changes to that exact shape.
  2. 2Start the camera (or add a photo). The red bands are where the app puts its buttons, progress bar and reply box — keep faces, text and logos out of them.
  3. 3Type a headline or second line and choose its position; it snaps inside the safe box, never into the red band.
  4. 4Take the photo. It saves at exactly the platform size without the guides. Need the guides for a design app? Save the guide template PNG instead.

Words to know

Safe zone
The middle part of a vertical video or story that is not covered by the app’s buttons and captions.
JPG, PNG, WebP
Picture file types. JPG is best for photos, PNG for graphics and see-through backgrounds, WebP is newer and smaller.
Subtitles (SRT/VTT)
Text files with the words spoken in a video and the exact times to show them.

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