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What are templates?

Templates are pre-built post structures — caption skeleton, slide layouts for carousels, suggested image keywords — that you can apply to a draft and customize. They’re a starting point, not a final post. Each template is keyed to a platform and content type (e.g. instagram_feed, linkedin_post, instagram_carousel for multi-image Instagram templates). When applied, Wanhap fills in the matching fields on your draft post. There is no linkedin_carousel template key — LinkedIn multi-image posts use linkedin_post / linkedin_page_post.

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Browsing templates

Open Templates from the sidebar. The library is filterable by:
  • Platform — LinkedIn, Instagram, X, Facebook, etc.
  • Category — Educational, Promotional, Engagement, Storytelling, Announcement, etc.
  • Search — case-insensitive substring match on template name and description
Templates are content-managed — the catalog is locale-aware (English, Portuguese, Spanish), and Wanhap falls back to English if a template isn’t translated for your workspace’s content language.

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Applying a template

  1. Open or create a post
  2. Click Apply template
  3. Pick the template that matches your platform and intent
  4. The post’s content (and slide layouts, for carousels) is filled with the template’s structure
  5. Edit freely — the template is just the starting scaffold
Applied templates don’t lock the post in any way. Once applied, the post is yours to edit, and changes to the template definition later don’t affect existing posts.

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What a template carries

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Limitations

  • The template library is curated — you can’t create custom templates from the UI today.
  • Templates only cover formats that work with text + images. Video formats (TikTok, Reels, Shorts) aren’t in the catalog yet.