Make a share picture for your news headline or blog post — photo, big words, your site name
Type the headline, add one or two photos, pick a size, press download. Your site name and colour are remembered, words between *stars* get highlighted, and the headline sizes itself to fit. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
When you share an article on Facebook or Instagram, the picture is what people see first. A plain photo gets scrolled past; a photo with the headline on it gets read. Making one in a design program takes ten minutes per post. This does it in one: type the headline, drop in a photo (or two, split on a slant), and download. Put stars around a word and it turns yellow. Your site name and colour are remembered on your computer, so every card matches. It also makes the 1200×630 picture that link previews use and the tall one for stories.
Free, experimental, provided as-is. This tool applies rules of thumb and can be wrong. It is not legal, financial or professional advice, and using it creates no professional relationship with the site owner. You are responsible for any decision you make with the result. Terms.
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