Social Media Cover Maker
Pick one image and crop it to YouTube 16:9, Instagram 4:5, Facebook cover, LinkedIn banner and any custom ratio — auto-centered on faces, title text added, and every size downloaded at once as a zip. No Photoshop, no re-exporting size by size.
Free to try · No sign-up · One image, every platform · 100% local
Make every cover in 3 steps
- 1 Import one image — or a whole folder to batch it.
- 2 Tick the platform sizes you need (YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn…) and type a title and subtitle.
- 3 Generate once and download all covers as a zip, named per platform.
Supported platforms and cover sizes
Ready-made presets for the platforms you actually post to, plus any custom ratio.
YouTube
Thumbnail 16:9 (1280×720), channel art 16:9 (2560×1440).
Portrait post 4:5 (1080×1350), square 1:1 (1080×1080), Story/Reel 9:16 (1080×1920).
Page cover 851×315 with a safe center, event cover 1920×1005.
Personal banner 4:1 (1584×396), company cover 1128×191.
Custom
Type any width and height to crop to your own layout.
One image, every platform cover
Pick one master image, tick several sizes, generate and download them all as a zip named per platform — no re-exporting size by size.
Smart crop keeps faces and subjects in frame
The crop center is chosen in the order face, then salient subject, then geometric center, and title text sits in the empty space instead of over the subject; posters and product shots with no face still get centered.
Why making covers locally beats online tools
Online cover tools make you rebuild each platform one at a time, upload your originals, and often watermark the result.
| Social Media Cover Maker | Local (this app) | Online tools / manual |
|---|---|---|
| All platform sizes | One image into 9 sizes in one zip | Manual export per size |
| Are faces cut off | Face / saliency smart centering | Blind centering, often crops heads |
| Where your images go | Never leave your computer | Uploaded to their servers |
| Pricing | One-time purchase | Subscription or watermarked output |
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is a YouTube thumbnail?
1280×720 (16:9) is the recommended thumbnail size, with a minimum width of 640px and a 2MB cap; the channel banner is 2560×1440. The tool crops to both.
What size should an Instagram post be?
Use 4:5 portrait (1080×1350) for the largest feed footprint, 1:1 (1080×1080) for square, and 9:16 (1080×1920) for Stories and Reels.
What are the Facebook and LinkedIn cover sizes?
A Facebook page cover is 851×315 (keep key content centered so mobile cropping does not cut it); a LinkedIn personal banner is 1584×396 (4:1).
Can I make every platform's cover at once?
Yes. Select one source image, tick multiple platform sizes, generate in one click and download them as a zip named per platform — no resizing and exporting one by one.
Will cropping cut off faces?
The tool picks the crop center in the order face, then salient subject, then geometric center to keep the subject in frame, and places title text in empty space rather than over the subject.