Slate releases PSD Templates feature to further help brands streamline the social content creation process
Summary
With Templates, social media managers can now access PSD files created by their design teams directly in the Slate mobile app. "Right now, its challenging to recreate the same piece of social content while ensuring the spacing and sizing is the same,” said Abigail Withey, Social Media Manager at Manchester City Football Club, “Slates PSD Templates will be a game-changer, particularly the ability to use them for score updates.” Templates can be used to create graphics where brands need text consistently set in place with a visually compelling background, such as: • Score updates such as halftime and the final score "At Slate, were always looking for ways to make it easier for social media teams to produce great content, and for designers to easily distribute their brand guidelines, assets, and templates across internal teams," said Eric Stark, co-founder and president at Slate. "With PSD Templates, weve created a simple solution that allows graphic designers to continue creating in the expert platforms they need, while giving social creators an easier way to access and edit their brand approved creative.” Founded in 2019, Stark and co-founders Will Brooke and Michael Horton built a team of experienced social content & brand marketing professionals who left brand and agency life to start the platform they wished they had. So far, Slate has developed an impressive suite of customers in industries across professional sports, higher education, media, and entertainment. In addition to Manchester City Football Club, current customers also include the NFL, WNBA, Purdue University, Showtime, among others.