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Free Facebook Cover Maker — No Watermark, No Login

Design a Facebook cover for your page or profile right in your browser — free, with no account and no watermark.

Opens at 820×312px.

Start creating — it's free

This Facebook cover maker is a free, browser-based design tool built for the 820×312 pixel size Facebook uses for page and profile covers. Start from a business intro layout, a sale announcement, or an event cover below, or build your own from scratch with text, shapes, icons, and your logo.

To use it, pick a template, edit the headline and details, add your own logo or photo, and adjust the colors to match your brand. Once it looks right, export the cover as a PNG or JPEG — no login, no watermark, and nothing to install.

Because the wide, short canvas can be easy to misjudge, every template below is already laid out to keep text and logos clear of Facebook's own profile-picture overlap in the bottom-left corner. Your work is autosaved in your browser as you go, so you can close the tab and come back to finish it later.

The three templates below are built for different goals: a business intro with a logo circle and tagline, a bold weekend-sale cover with a discount badge, and a save-the-date event cover with an accent stripe. Each is fully editable, so you can adjust the text, colors, and images to match your own page before exporting.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is this Facebook cover maker free to use?

Yes — no login, no subscription, and no watermark on the covers you export.

What size is a Facebook cover photo?

Facebook displays cover photos at 820×312 pixels on desktop, which is the size this tool opens with by default.

Can I use this for a Facebook profile cover too?

Yes — the same 820×312 canvas works well for both page covers and profile covers; just keep key details away from the bottom-left corner, where the profile picture overlaps.

Do I need an account to save my cover?

No — your work is saved automatically in your browser. Export a PNG or JPEG whenever you're ready to use it.

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