How To Make A Collage On Facebook Timeline: Facebook has actually lately made some changes to the regulations concerning Timeline Cover Photos for your fan pages! The most significant one is that you can not have message covering more compared to 20% of your cover picture (this is in addition to the other guidelines Facebook has pertaining to cover pictures for follower web pages). So, now appears like a great time to find out how you can make your very own custom cover picture!.
I will be making mine in Photoshop CS5, however, for you Elements users, Stephanie (Le Belle Photography) lately did a terrific video tutorial on making your personal timeline cover photo! Click here to check it out!
How To Make A Collage On Facebook Timeline.
To begin, develop a new document, name it "facebook timeline cover" (that means you could save the.psd as well as it's all prepared making one more one later on!), as well as dimension it at 851 px wide by 315 px high. I maintain my resolution evaluated 72 ppi (it uploads much faster, yet primarily due to the fact that Facebook doesn't need accessibility to any one of my photos in high resolution).
Currently right here's the part when you can get as creative as you like (just remember that to the lower left corner is where your profile image will certainly be, so don't place anything there that you do not desire covered up). I'll reveal you an easy one, and also after that I'll show you how you can use clipping masks making it more like a collection.
The first one is just to drag a picture onto your brand-new layout as well as relocate to your wanted placement and also area it. Then you can add your logo design and be done.
If you wish to obtain more innovative your can use clipping masks to create a collage as well as include even more photos! (For my history, I used a photo that I just recently took of a sunrise, and scaled it so that only the night colors were showing).
Conserve your image as a JPG documents as well as upload to your Facebook web page!
If you're having trouble comprehending where to begin, you could download the theme I just made by clicking here! And as always, if you have any concerns, feel cost-free to comment right here, or send me an email at beckie at beckiegkengle dot com.
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