
BeforeAfter100 templates
Frames, dividers, label faces and canvas shapes, read straight out of the shipped build and redrawn here as working sliders. 8 of the 100 are free. Drag any of them.
Every page in this catalogue is generated from the app's own build, which means the frame colour, the divider width, the label typeface and the canvas shape on each one are the values the app ships rather than a description of them. What is written by hand is the part the build cannot know: which job a template is the right pick for, and which job it is the wrong pick for.
There are three honest ways into a hundred templates. By category, which is how the app's own picker groups them. By canvas shape, which is the question that rules most of them out before taste comes into it. And by label typeface, which is what makes a month of posts look like one business rather than several. All three are below, and the alphabetical index is at the foot.
These open without paying anything. The free tier also gives you all four comparison modes, every filter, every sticker, the full label editor and your own logo and business name, which is a better deal than the app's own paywall advertises.

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BeforeAfterEach mark below is real templates from that category at their true proportions and in their own ground colours. The differences between the eight are visible before a word of it is read, which is the point.
Frames that get out of the way
Plain frames that get out of the way. When the transformation is the whole point and nothing on screen should compete with it.
Photographers, renovators, anyone whose work is already the picture.Open the clean templates 8 templates · 2 freeBuilt for a fast thumb
Saturated frames and thick dividers, set in a condensed display face. Built to survive a fast thumb on a small screen.
Gyms, detailers, anyone posting into a crowded feed.Open the bold templates 11 templates · 2 freeShaped for one surface
Shaped for a specific surface: vertical for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, portrait for a feed post, tall for Pinterest.
Anyone posting to one platform in particular rather than all of them.Open the social templates 5 templates · 1 freeA record, not an advert
Restrained, clinical framing with quiet labels. The register you want when the result has to look like a record rather than an advert.
Clinics, dental and medical practices, photographers, consultants.Open the professional templates 30 templatesTuned to one trade
A pack per trade: hair, nails, tattoo, pet grooming, car detailing, garden and landscaping, and makeup.
The trades whose whole marketing is a before and an after.Open the niche templates 20 templatesA routine, over weeks
Fashion, food, fitness, skincare and wellness. Warmer palettes, softer dividers, labels that read as a caption rather than a spec.
Coaches, creators and anyone documenting a routine over weeks.Open the lifestyle templates 10 templatesThe post carries the company
Templates with room for a business name and a logo under the pair, so the post carries the company rather than the app.
Agencies, estate agents, product sellers, any business posting daily.Open the brand templates 10 templatesA look, rather than a layout
The specials: neon and cyberpunk edges, gold-on-dark luxury, and the wide 16:9 layouts for YouTube and a website.
Anyone who needs a look rather than a layout.Open the platform templatesA template's canvas and your export ratio are two separate settings, and the commonest way one of these posts arrives letterboxed is a mismatch between them. The export sheet offers 9:16 and 1:1 on the free tier, plus 4:5 and the original ratio on Pro.
Alphabetical inside each category. A name in this list is the name the app shows in its own picker, because the list is generated from the app's source rather than typed out here.
A handful open on the free tier and the rest come with Pro. Whichever you pick, the editor previews it live before you export a video, a GIF or a still.