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Facebook Post Maker

Design a 1200 × 630 px Facebook post image, or any custom size, in your browser. Add a background image, colour or gradient, a headline and subtitle and an optional logo, with safe-margin guides, then download a PNG or JPG.

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About the Facebook Post Maker

Facebook Post Maker creates a post image from a background, a headline, a subtitle and an optional logo or sticker. The standard preset is 1200 × 630 px, a common landscape size for posts and link images, and a custom-size mode lets you choose any width and height within safe browser limits. The file you download is exactly the size shown.

You can use a solid colour, a gradient or your own JPG, PNG or WebP photo, with cover, contain or fill fitting. Text layers have font size, colour, opacity, weight, alignment, shadow and outline settings, and every layer can be dragged, resized with its corner handle or the keyboard, and deleted. Safe-margin guides appear in the preview only and are never included in the download. The tool only creates an image; it does not publish to Facebook, and Facebook may crop or compress images differently in different places. Toolsfy is not affiliated with Meta.

How to use

  1. Keep the 1200 × 630 px preset or choose Custom size.
  2. Pick a gradient, solid colour or background image.
  3. Edit the headline and subtitle, and add a logo or sticker if you like.
  4. Drag layers into place, keeping important content inside the safe margins.
  5. Choose PNG or JPG and download the image.

Key features

  • 1200 × 630 px preset plus validated custom sizes.
  • Solid, gradient or uploaded background with cover, contain or fill.
  • Headline and subtitle with size, colour, opacity, alignment, shadow and outline.
  • Optional logo or sticker image.
  • Drag, corner-handle resize, keyboard moves and delete for every layer.
  • Preview-only safe-margin guide, never exported.
  • PNG or JPG download with an explicit JPG background colour.

Best practices

  • Keep headlines short so they stay readable on phones.
  • Use strong contrast between text and background; the tool warns about weak contrast.
  • Keep text and logos inside the safe margins.
  • Use a high-resolution background photo to avoid soft edges.
  • Preview the post on your own phone after publishing.

Benefits

  • Quick, consistent post images without design software.
  • Exact pixel dimensions for every download.
  • Works offline in your browser.
  • Private: nothing is uploaded or stored.

Frequently asked questions

What size does it export?

The standard preset exports exactly 1200 × 630 px. In custom mode the file is exactly the width and height you enter, between 100 and 4096 px on each side and up to about 16.7 megapixels.

Will Facebook show my image exactly like the preview?

Not necessarily. Facebook can crop, resize and compress images differently in the feed, on phones and in link previews. Keeping important content inside the safe margins helps.

Do the guides appear in the download?

No. Safe-margin guides, selection outlines and resize handles are shown only in the preview and are never drawn into the exported file.

Can this tool post to Facebook?

No. It only creates an image file on your device. You upload it to Facebook yourself.

What happens to transparency in a JPG?

JPG cannot store transparency, so any transparent areas are filled with the JPG background colour you choose. PNG keeps transparency.

Which fonts are used?

Only fonts already installed on your device: system sans-serif, serif or monospace. No web fonts are downloaded, so text may look slightly different on another device.

Which image files can I use?

JPG, PNG and WebP files up to 40 MB and 50 megapixels. GIF, SVG, damaged files and files renamed from another format are refused with a clear message, and file contents such as metadata are never run.

Are my images uploaded or saved?

No. Images are opened and edited in your browser on your device. Nothing is uploaded, and your images, text and settings are not saved in browser storage. Reset clears them from memory.