Free Facebook Cover Maker

A Facebook cover maker is a tool that builds the wide banner image shown at the top of a Facebook Page or profile. This one combines your headline, tagline, colors and an optional photo into a single 1640 × 624 PNG you can upload right away.

Meta’s recommended upload is 851 × 315 pixels, and the minimum is 400 × 150. Many designers work at double resolution for crisper text, which is why this tool exports 1640 × 624. Whichever size you use, keep important content near the center.

Facebook fits the cover into a 16:9 frame on computers and a 2.4:1 frame on phones, so the visible area changes with the device. Both views align to the left and fill the frame edge to edge. Short text kept away from the outer edges is the simplest fix.

Blurry covers usually come from uploading a small image that Facebook has to stretch, or from heavy JPG compression. Starting from a 1640 × 624 PNG gives Facebook more pixels to work with. If your background photo is small, the tool still enlarges it to fill the canvas, so begin with a large original.

Yes. Click Choose files and add one JPG, PNG or WebP image; it is center-cropped to fill the whole cover. A dark gradient is laid over the photo so light text stays readable. Files over 30 MB or 40 megapixels are rejected.

Put the headline in the middle band and away from the lower-left corner, where the profile picture overlaps. This maker starts the text about 8% in from the left edge and roughly a quarter of the way down. Preview the uploaded cover on your phone and shorten the text if anything gets clipped.

Group covers use 1640 × 856 pixels and event covers 1920 × 1005, so both are taller than this tool’s 1640 × 624 output. You can still upload the PNG, but Facebook will crop it to fit, which can cut into your text. For Page and profile covers, the output works as is.

Yes. Change any field or color and the preview redraws within a fraction of a second. The page doesn’t save designs, so download the PNG you want to keep before closing the tab.

No. The cover is drawn on a canvas inside your browser, and your photo is read locally from your device. Nothing is sent to a SocQ server, and the finished PNG downloads straight from the page.

Yes, it’s free to use with no account or signup. Open the page, fill in the fields and download as many covers as you need. No watermark is added to the PNG.