Cover maker preset

Fashion and style Facebook covers

Fashion covers live or die on color and type. A fashion magazine cover is mostly one strong color, a lot of white space and a beautiful headline, and a Facebook cover can work the same way. This preset starts there: blush and sage, black and gold, bright pink with ink blue, sand and terracotta, and a crisp red, white and navy. Josefin Sans sets the type in clean geometric capitals, the kind you see on boutique shopping bags.

The geometric style becomes a print here: polka dots, half circles and stripes, like fabric swatches laid side by side. Paper texture gives a softer, layered look that suits handmade and vintage shops. The quote card style is for a single line in large type, like a slogan on a T-shirt.

The old gallery had lots of covers built around shoe and fashion brands, with logos and campaign photos. Those images belong to the brands, so we didn't bring them back. You can still show your taste. Pick the colors of your favorite pair of sneakers or your shop's labels and let the cover carry that palette.

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How it looks on a phone

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 fashion & style covers

One color, lots of space

For a high-end look, use the black and gold palette, set the shape density low and keep the text short. Empty space looks expensive; a crowded cover looks like a sale flyer.

Match your shop's labels

Boutiques and online stores should copy the hex codes from their logo or packaging into the color pickers. Customers recognize colors before they read words.

Sneaker fans: steal the colorway

Every sneaker has a colorway, usually three colors. Put them in slots one, three and four, and the cover will feel like the shoe without showing the brand.

Drops and sale dates in the small line

"New arrivals every Friday" or "Winter sale ends Sunday" fits under the main line in a smaller size. Update it when the date passes; an old sale on your cover looks careless.

Script for a softer feel

Switch the font to Pacifico or Kalam for a handwritten look that suits vintage, bridal and kids' clothing shops. Keep the line under six words so it stays readable on phones.

Your own photos

If you are a stylist or a shop, your own outfit photos are your best content. Use this preset for the cover and put the photos in your posts, where they get bigger and more attention.

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