Free tool
A computer and a phone show different parts of the same cover. Place your photo, see both at once, keep your text in the band they share, and download the PNGs.
Free for 100 conversations a month. No card, and nothing to cancel.
According to Metricool (March 2026) and ContentStudio (August 2026):
Metricool (March 2026) adds that the profile picture should be square, at least 360×360.
Facebook changes its layout from time to time, so check your Page after uploading.
Drag the photo to move it.
The shaded band shows on both. Keep your text inside it.
Main: 1640×924 (16:9). A phone shows all of it; a computer shows the middle 1640×624 strip.
Second: 851×315, the recommended upload size above.
A square cut from the same photo. Facebook shows it in a circle, as in the preview.
Everything happens in your browser. Your photo is not uploaded to us and nothing is saved.
Still choosing a name? Try the Facebook Page name generator, and then open a free shop website.
No logo yet? Make one from your shop name with the Facebook Page logo maker.
The edges are cut on one screen or the other. The shaded band in the preview is what both show.
A small photo stretched to fill the cover looks blurred. Start from the largest copy you have.
One short line, such as what you sell or how you deliver, tells a visitor where they are.
Cut the profile picture from the same photo so the Page looks like one shop.
1
Use the maker above and upload the PNG to your Page.
2
Sign up for Sells Pilot and get your free shop website.
3
The assistant replies to customers on your Page with your own prices.
Yes. Use it as often as you like, with no sign-up.
No. The photo is cut in your browser and the PNG is saved straight to your device.
The 1640×924 one: a phone shows all of it and a computer the middle strip. The 851×315 one is there if you prefer that size.
Your shop website and the first 100 conversations each month are free, and there is no card to add.
Start free: a free shop website, and an assistant that answers your Page with your own prices.