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Bird and butterfly Facebook covers

Birds and butterflies are some of the most loved cover themes, and they come back every spring. People reach for them when they want something light, bright and hopeful at the top of their profile. This preset gives you that feeling with drawn shapes instead of a wildlife photographer's picture: cut-paper leaves and flowers, flurries of petals and sparkles, and soft color washes like the light in a garden in April.

The paper style is the main look. It layers rolling hills in spring greens and scatters cut-out leaves, flowers and little drops above them, like a collage of wings and petals. Confetti spreads the same shapes across the whole cover. Bokeh turns them into a soft, glowing blur, which works well behind a name. Kalam, a friendly handwritten font, keeps it informal.

The palettes are taken from common species and seasons: a robin's orange breast with a blue egg tone, a turquoise kingfisher, the purples and pinks of a butterfly garden, a dusky pink and moss look, and a pale coral and sage spring palette.

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Approximate. The app trims the sides and puts your profile photo over the lower left.

1 Look
2 Colors

Fine-tune the current palette:

3 Words

The guides are never part of the download. Works for personal profiles and Pages, which share one cover size. Not affiliated with Meta or Facebook.

Tips for birds & butterflies covers

Your own photos come first

If you photograph birds, a cover made from your own picture is the way to go. Wildlife shots found online almost always belong to a photographer, and they are copied a lot. The copyright guide explains why that matters.

Use the palette of one species

Pick a bird you love and copy its colors into the pickers: a goldfinch is yellow, black and white; a blue jay is blue, gray and white. A cover in those colors feels like that bird even with no bird drawn on it.

Leave room for the profile photo

Your profile photo sits over the lower left of the cover. Shuffle the pattern until the busiest part of the paper hills is on the right, and put the text on that side too.

Bird clubs and gardens

Local bird clubs, garden centers and wildlife groups can use the small line for the next walk or event: "Dawn walk, Saturday 6 a.m., north gate". It's more useful than a photo, and it's easy to update.

Change with the season

Swap the palette as the months turn. Spring greens and corals in April, deep greens in summer, and the moss and dusky pink palette when autumn arrives. It's the same cover with a new feel.

More animals

For pets, paw prints and bones, see the pets & animals preset. For landscapes, try nature.

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