What you can make
The editor is built for quick, good-looking graphics rather than complex artwork: a sale announcement for Instagram, a story about opening hours, a YouTube thumbnail with a big headline, a Facebook link image, an X header or an A4 poster for a shop window. Each size is set to the pixel dimensions the platform recommends at the time of writing, so the picture is sharp and not cropped unexpectedly.
How to use it
- Choose the size. Square for feed posts, tall for stories and reels, wide for thumbnails and headers.
- Set the background. Two colours make a soft diagonal gradient (pick the same colour twice for a flat one), or add a photo that fills the canvas.
- Add items. Text, a box (good behind text so it stands out), a circle, or an image such as your logo. Click an item to edit its words, font, size, colour, opacity and shadow.
- Arrange. Drag items with your finger or mouse, nudge them with the arrow keys (hold Shift for bigger steps), bring them forward or send them back, centre or duplicate them.
- Download a PNG (best for text and logos) or a JPG (smaller, good with photos).
Worked example: for a cafΓ©'s weekend offer, choose Instagram post (1080 Γ 1080), a dark green to teal background, a cream box across the middle, the headline "2-for-1 coffee" in the bold headline font at size 120, and "Saturday and Sunday, 8β11am" underneath at size 52. Add the cafΓ© logo as an image, shrink it to 40% and drag it to a corner. The PNG download is exactly 1080 Γ 1080 pixels, ready to post.
Design tips
- Keep it to one message and no more than about ten words in large text β people scroll past in a second.
- Use strong contrast: light text on a dark background or the other way round. A shadow or a box behind text helps on busy photos.
- Leave space around the edges; apps put buttons and captions over the top and bottom of stories.
- Use the same colours and font every time so followers recognise your posts.
Privacy and ownership
Everything is drawn in your browser; your photos and logo are never uploaded and the designs are yours. Only use photos you own or have the right to use.