Change the background – Click on the very last icon on the left side of the page (the one that looks like an artist’s palette).If it’s a pixel or two off, that’s totally fine. Simply drag the bottom of the image “up” until you reach 315 pixels, and then do the same with the sides (drag the left edge to the right until it’s 851 pixels). Don’t worry – in Picmonkey, it’s super easy to change the size. Your image should be approximately 851 x 315 pixels. Make sure your image is the right size – if you use a different sized layout like I did, you’ll need to adjust the size so that it fits the Facebook cover photo space.I used “Square Deal” because I wanted to add more photos. Picmonkey has some ready-made Facebook templates that you can use (just look for the box that says “FB Cover”). Create your layout – You’ll see a generic collage in your “workspace.” Click the second icon down on the left-most side of the page.Add photos – On the left of the page, look for a box that says “Open Photos.” Click that and select all of the photos that you’d like to use in your collage.Go to and click on “Create a Collage.”.I saved the photos in a folder on my desktop so I had them all in one place before I got started. Gather photos – I wanted to find some of my favorite Instagram photos from 2012 to do a year-in-review type collage.
PICTURE COLLAGE MAKER FACEBOOK COVER HOW TO
Now that I know I can…why not? How to make a Facebook cover photo collage with Picmonkey Not only am I enjoying my new cover photo, but I’m determined to keep updating my photo to fit with the current season. I was so inspired that I decided to create myself a new and festive Facebook cover photo for Better in Bulk’s fan page. Just last night, I designed a Christmas card for a friend of mine by using the Winter-themed overlays and fonts on Picmonkey. Why would I NOT take advantage of a photo-related site that is so easy to use AND FREE?!
As a photographer, I own and know how to use Photoshop….and yet when I want to make an image Pinterest-friendly by adding a title with fun fonts…or when I want to edit a photo while I’m on the road, I always turn to Picmonkey.
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