
BeforeAfterBuilt 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, mobile valeters, market traders, anyone whose post has to win a half second against a feed that is already moving. Bold is saturated frames, thick dividers and a condensed display face set large. It is the category that assumes nobody stopped for you and makes them stop anyway.
Loud framing buys attention and spends credibility, so the pair underneath has to be obviously real. The safest bold post shows a change big enough to register at thumbnail size: a driveway half done, a bench cleared, a body at two dates. Subtle work loses in this category, because a five point white rule across the middle of the screen is competing with the very thing you are pointing at. Shoot wide, shoot the whole subject, and let the frame shout about a difference that was already visible.
1:1 square · Bebas Neue · 4 pt ruleFree
The free one. Violet ground, square, thick white rule, condensed caps. A safe default when the subject is any colour at all.
1:1 square · Bebas Neue · 4 pt ruleFree
Warm ground for warm subjects: food, timber, terracotta, brick. The second free frame in the category.
1:1 square · Bebas Neue · 5 pt rulePro
The thickest rule in the category on a teal ground. Cuts hardest at thumbnail size.
1:1 square · Bebas Neue · 5 pt rulePro
Gold ground with dark labels, the only bold frame that reads as premium rather than as urgent.
9:16 vertical · Inter Bold · 3 pt rulePro
Vertical, slate to blue, ordinary sans labels. Bold framing for a subject that would look cheap under caps.
9:16 vertical · Bebas Neue · 4 pt rule · datedPro
Near-black with a coral rule and Day 1 to 90 Days labelling, date stamp on. Written for a programme, not a single session.

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PrepPlatedA condensed display face at this weight has one job and it is the word BEFORE. Long custom label wording gets tight fast, and the label editor will let you set text that is technically legible and practically unreadable at feed size. The frames also draw the eye to the divider, so a pair whose two halves sit at slightly different heights shows it here first. And the input stays two still photographs: this category makes a punchy reveal out of a pair, not out of footage.
Bold is the category most likely to be picked for the wrong reason, which is that it looks impressive in the picker. Judge it on the phone screen at the size it will be watched, and if the result is a frame louder than the work, take one step back into Clean.
Shoot the before, shoot the after from the same spot, and the app does the reveal. Three exports a day are free.