Two kinds of groovy
Groovy comes in two looks that sit well side by side in one feed.
The first is flat and printed: rainbows whose bands run on into straight stripes, a photo inside an arch, wavy bands in three colors, a sunburst behind a round photo like a record on a turntable. A menu or a class schedule sits on a card with a small rainbow on its edge.
The second is made of yarn. Every shape looks tufted, like a rug a shop could hang on its own wall: daisy rugs with fringe, wavy checks, a sunset rug, a fringed wall hanging, a menu board with a striped awning. The words sit on a smooth sheared panel, so they stay easy to read on the pile.
Who it suits
A coffee shop with a vintage espresso machine. A record store, a thrift shop, a plant shop. A yoga studio that plays soul music in the warm-up. A Friday night market, a disco night, a wedding DJ. If your place has a warm, playful voice, this style says so before anyone reads a word.
It also works for plain jobs. A handyman's rates, a facial offer and a class timetable all read fine in it, and they look more like you than a gray price list.
What people make with it
- A weekly menu or price list on the board look, three to six rows with prices
- Opening hours on a rainbow, for the shop window and the story
- A before and after in two arches, for a thrift flip or a haircut
- A review on a tufted rug with five stars
- A carousel of tips, one tip a page with its number on a daisy
- A night out on the dark disco rug, with the lineup and the date
Your colors, same stripes
Each template opens in one of the style's own color sets: mustard, rust and brown on cream, teal and tangerine, avocado and peach, or plum and marigold. Press Colors and then Your brand and every stripe takes the brand color closest to it, so the drawing stays and the colors become yours. Shuffle tries another layout and another mix of your colors. Undo goes back one step at a time.
Swap the photo for one of your own. In the yarn looks it sits in a tufted mirror frame, so a phone photo of your counter looks at home.
FAQ
Are the yarn rugs real photos?
No. They are drawn shapes with a pile texture, so they take your colors and stay sharp at every size. Your own photos go in the mirror frames.
Can I use Groovy for a story and a post at once?
Yes. Press Sizes in the editor and tick the story size next to the post. The design moves to fit each size, and you schedule both from the same place.
Which fonts does it use?
Soft display faces like Shrikhand and Bagel Fat One with a plain body font. Press Your brand to use your own fonts instead.