Social media cover sizes: the complete table
A table of cover dimensions for Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, YouTube and Twitch, plus each network safe area and how to choose resolution and file format.
Read article →How to create a professional cover, step by step
The complete method for a professional cover: a single message, visual hierarchy, contrast, typography, breathing room and a final test. No design background needed.
Read article →10 design tips for covers that convert
Ten objective design principles for social media covers: hierarchy, contrast, breathing room, alignment, mobile testing and what to cut before publishing.
Read article →Colour psychology for covers: what actually holds up
How to choose your cover palette: what colour psychology really supports, the 60-30-10 rule and why lightness matters more than hue.
Read article →The best typefaces for covers: how to choose and pair
How to choose cover typography: legibility first, serif or sans serif, how to pair two typefaces and the minimum size that works on mobile.
Read article →LinkedIn cover: the right sizes for profile and company
LinkedIn uses two different cover sizes: 1584 × 396 px on personal profiles and 1128 × 191 px on company pages. See where the image gets cropped and what to write.
Read article →Facebook cover for business: size and safe area
Complete guide to the Facebook page cover: 820 × 312 px, where mobile crops it, what to put on it, what to avoid and a checklist before publishing.
Read article →Twitter/X header: size, safe zones and ideas
How to build a Twitter/X header: 1500 × 500 px, where the avatar covers the image, what to write and a checklist before publishing.
Read article →The 7 most common cover mistakes
Tiny text, information at the edges, too many contact details, stretched images: the seven mistakes that ruin social media covers and the fix for each one.
Read article →Consistent visual identity across every network
How to keep colour, typography and message coherent across social networks: what to fix, what to adapt per format and how to build a mini brand guide.
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