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Who this template suits

Its price ladder tops out around $100, which is the range most creators earn the bulk of their money in. It suits a page that is past the first few subscribers and ready to sell customs rather than only cheap extras. It already includes an entry item at $5, which is the piece most menus are missing — a cheap first yes is what turns a follower into someone who has paid you. With 14 items across 5 sections it is one of the fuller layouts, which suits creators offering a genuinely wide range. If you sell fewer things than that, delete rows rather than inventing items to fill it — a short honest menu beats a padded one.

Where to post it

This is one of the taller layouts — about 1.7× taller than it is wide — because it carries more detail. It is at its best pinned to your profile or sent full-size, where someone can actually read it. In a fast feed a tall menu gets scrolled past, so pair it with a caption naming one item and its price. The light background keeps it legible on a phone in daylight and when a platform re-compresses the image, which is where darker menus tend to lose their fine text. If you want a Story version, cut it to your top four items rather than shrinking the whole thing — text that small does not survive re-compression.

What to change first

• Your prices, before anything else. The numbers here are realistic starting points, not recommendations — they cannot know your audience. Change them first, then worry about how it looks.
• Keep the spread. Running from $5 up to $100 gives you entry, core and premium bands. If you flatten those toward the middle, the menu loses the contrast that makes the mid-range look like good value.
• Say what each item includes and when it lands. "5 photos, delivered same day" outperforms "photo set" every time, and a stated turnaround saves you the chase-up DM later.
• Cut what you will not deliver on a bad week. There are 14 items here. Every one you keep is a promise.
• Add your handle. It is the one thing people need when the image gets screenshotted and reshared without a link.

How to make it yours

1. Click any text to change it. Item names, descriptions and prices are all editable in place.
2. Set your own prices. The numbers above are a starting point — price for your audience, not ours.
3. Add your photo. Click the photo slot and upload; it stays in your browser.
4. Add or remove rows. Hover a section for + and × to shape the menu around what you actually sell.
5. Download as PNG and pin it to your profile, Story or Pinterest.

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