Travel Instagram highlight covers
Travel highlight covers open here with a plane, map, beach, mountains, a location pin and a suitcase, on a gradient from sky to sand. Rename them for your trips and download the set.
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At a glance
- Background
- Gradient from #bfe6ff (top) to #fdf1d6 (bottom)
- Icon colour
- #1e3a5f (used for letters and recoloured icons; emoji keep their own colours)
- Contrast of the icon colour where the icon sits
- 9.47:1 against #deecea at the centre of the cover, passes WCAG AAA (7:1)
- Covers in this set
- Trips ✈️ · Plans 🗺️ · Beach 🏝️ · Mountains 🏔️ · Places 📍 · Packing 🧳
Give your profile one place to send people
Highlights keep your best stories on your profile. A free Liite page does the same for your links: one address for your bio, with buttons, social icons and a theme that matches your covers.
Travel Instagram highlight covers: what to know
This page starts the instagram highlight cover maker for this case. For every option and how to use it, see the instagram highlight cover maker.
A cover per trip or per kind of place
There are two common ways to sort travel highlights. One is a highlight per trip, named after the place, such as Lisbon or Bali; for those, use the country's flag emoji or a 📍 pin with the place name below. The other is one per kind of trip: beach, city, mountains, food. Both work; pick the one your followers will look for.
Flag emoji show as letters on Windows, which has no flag emoji. Make the covers on a phone or a Mac if you want flags.
Location highlights
A 📍 cover works for a highlight of places you recommend, or the location of your shop or studio. The emoji can't show a real map, so put the address or the area's name in the highlight's stories.
Questions
What emoji are good for travel highlights?
✈️ for trips, 🗺️ for plans, 🏝️ for beaches, 🏔️ for mountains, 📍 for places and 🧳 for packing tips.
Can I put a country flag on a cover?
Yes, as an emoji. Flags show on phones and Macs; Windows shows two letters instead.