Every campaign graphic, toolkit, template and brand file Tipify has made. Pick a section, grab what you need. No login, no designing.
Just joined Tipify? Start here. The toolkit walks through setting up your page, and your own QR code turns any merch table, case or green room into a tip point.
Tell your audience you're on Tipify. Post it, then put your link in the bio.
PNG · 4:5Set up your Tipify page and put the link in your Instagram bio. Every asset here sends people there.
Post an announcement graphic from the Promo Kit. Tell people what Tipify is in your own words.
Download your QR code from tipify.music, print it for the merch table, and post a Missed Show story on show day.
Pin a Highlight called Tipify. Post a Streams vs Tips graphic with your own numbers.
The everyday kit. Grid posts for the feed, transparent overlays to drop on your own photos, buttons for stories, and solid visuals for tour and show promo. If you are new to Tipify, the Artist Toolkit in New Sign-Ups walks through how to use them.
Artists verified on Tipify get a post of their own, built around their photo. Post it, tag @tipify.music and put your Tipify link in the bio. If you are verified and not here yet, send a high-resolution photo to the team and yours gets made.
The text sits on a transparent background, so it drops straight onto a photo from the show. Previewed here on grey. The city in each one is an example — swap it for wherever you played.
“We felt the love! [City, ST]. Keep backing us on Tipify.”
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“Thanks for the love! [City, ST]. Keep it going on Tipify.”
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“[City, ST], that was something special. Keep the support alive on Tipify.”
Transparent PNG · top-alignedSoft gradient scrims for the top, middle or bottom of a photo — drop one behind any overlay so the type stays readable on a busy shot.
3 × transparent PNGEvery artist already promotes a gig — the show-day post, the ticket link, the countdown story. That works for the fans who can come. It does nothing for the ones who are working, broke, out of town, or locked out of a sold-out room.
Four story templates to post alongside the usual show announcement. Same night, same audience, a completely different job.
The branded version. Black background, big bold yellow and white message. Zero design work — download it and post it.
The most polished look. Fully branded.
Afternoon of the show, or right after.
A photo of you — live shot, backstage, soundcheck — with the Tipify text overlay on top. Keeps the brand consistent but anchors it in your face, your stage, your vibe.
Artists with strong performance or backstage photos.
Afternoon of the show.
A phone photo with your own handwriting on it. Looks like you made it yourself, because you did. Tipify logo small in the corner.
Keeping it personal. Often outperforms the polished versions.
Afternoon before the show.
A short selfie video. You, the lens, no edit, no music, no filter. The most personal of the four and historically the highest-converting format on stories.
Highest conversion. The most personal of the four.
Pre-show: afternoon of the show. Post-show: an hour or two after you leave the stage.
The average tip on Tipify is $7.50. That is the equivalent of 1,875 streams on Spotify. The whole campaign hangs off that one number.
Six feed graphics and six matching stories. Artists post a graphic, drop their own numbers into the caption, and link back to their Tipify page. The captions, the fill-in-the-blank templates and the 15-second video script all live on the campaign page.
Eight Instagram posts built to dismantle one belief: that an artist has to give something back before they can ask for support. Every post leads with evidence rather than advertising, and closes with the link in bio.
Six single posts and two carousels, thirteen slides between them, all 1080 × 1080. Every post below carries its caption with a one-tap copy. The content bank PDF holds the same set, laid out post by post.
01 · Hook
02 · Belief
03 · Reframe
04 · 47%
05 · 40%
06 · Twitch
07 · T-Shirt
08 · CTA
01 · Hook
02 · Not Charity
03 · Not Failure
04 · Not Presuming
05 · ReframeNobody understands an independent artist like another independent artist. This campaign asks artists to back one to five others on Tipify, say who they chose, and pass the question on. It lets artists talk about support without ever asking their own fans for it.
Tipify's posts are below, each with its caption and a one-tap copy. Then build your own My Five post, or start from a blank template.
Eight slides that open the campaign. Everything after it answers the question this one asks.
01 · Nobody
02 · The work
03 · The month
04 · The turn
05 · What they do
06 · Years or weeks
07 · Passing it on
08 · The questionThe rest of the campaign's own posts, each with its caption.
01 · A month in
02 · What they did
03 · Now pick yours
04 · One or five
05 · The questionIf you would rather use Instagram's own photo and mention stickers, start from a blank. The tag boxes are sized for them.
The 4:5 version for your grid. Up to five artists, with their photos.
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For artists who have been named but are not ready to name their own yet.
PNG · 9:16Vertical, 30 to 60 seconds, shot on your phone, posted on your own platforms first. Four beats.
Something true and specific about being independent right now, in your own words. Honest, not a rant.
The moment you say you have started backing other artists on Tipify.
One to five artists, with a line on why each one. This is the part that matters most.
Tag them and ask "Who's in your five?" Invite other artists to back someone they love or just found.
B-Side Sessions and the live event kit. Your tip is your ticket — the payment posters, QR codes and artist announcement posts used at Woodstock and Nashville, ready to adapt for the next city.
No door fee, no drink minimum. Goes on the door and by the merch table.
PDF · A-size + 24 × 36
Logos, colors, type and the guidelines that hold it together. If you are making something Tipify-branded that is not already in this hub, start here.
The symbol and the wordmark always travel together as one lockup. There is no wordmark-only version — if it is too tight to fit the lockup, make the lockup smaller rather than dropping the symbol.
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