X Post Image Maker
Create a 1600 × 900 px (16:9) image for posts on X, or any custom size. Add a background image with cover, contain or fill, a colour or gradient, headline, subtitle and logo, then download an exact-size PNG or JPG.
Create a 1600 × 900 px (16:9) image for posts on X, or any custom size. Add a background image with cover, contain or fill, a colour or gradient, headline, subtitle and logo, then download an exact-size PNG or JPG.
X Post Image Maker designs an image to attach to a post on X. The standard preset is 1600 × 900 px (16:9), and a custom-size mode accepts other dimensions within safe limits. Add a background colour, gradient or your own photo, a headline, a subtitle and an optional logo or sticker, then download an exact-size PNG or JPG.
Background photos can be fitted three ways: cover fills the canvas and crops the edges (you choose the crop by dragging or zooming), contain shows the whole photo with a colour behind it, and fill stretches it to the canvas shape. Safe margins are shown in the preview only and never exported. The tool creates an image only; it does not post to X, and how X previews or crops images can vary and change. Toolsfy is not affiliated with X.
Cover fills the whole canvas and crops whatever does not fit. Contain shows the entire photo and fills the empty space with a colour you choose. Fill stretches the photo to the exact canvas shape, which can distort it.
The file is exactly 1600 × 900 px, but X decides how to preview and crop it, which can vary by device and change over time. No particular preview is promised.
Yes. Choose Custom size and enter whole-number width and height between 100 and 4096 px, up to about 16.7 megapixels in total.
No. It only creates an image on your device. You attach it to a post yourself.
No. Guides, selection outlines and handles appear only in the preview.
Click or tab to the preview, choose the layer in the Selected layer list, and use the arrow keys. Shift moves faster, plus and minus resize, and Delete removes the layer.
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.
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.