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Twitter recommends a banner (header) image of 1500×500 pixels — a 3:1 aspect ratio. The minimum accepted size is 600×200 px, but uploading at 1500×500 ensures your header looks sharp on Retina displays and large desktop monitors. File size must be under 5 MB; JPG or PNG formats are accepted.
Yes — our free Twitter Banner Maker lets you upload any image, type your overlay text, choose color and size, then crop and export a pixel-perfect 1500×500 JPEG. Everything runs in your browser; no account, no watermark, no software install needed.
Twitter will re-compress and crop images that don't match the 3:1 ratio. On mobile, the platform further trims the top and bottom, meaning key text or faces can disappear entirely. Pre-sizing to 1500×500 with our tool guarantees your banner appears exactly as intended across desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Your Twitter/X banner (header image) is the largest visual element on your profile page — appearing behind your profile picture, name, and bio. It is the first thing profile visitors see before any content or followers. A professional, well-designed banner immediately communicates your personal brand, business identity, or creative style. Our free Twitter/X Banner Maker helps you create a perfectly sized header image with the right dimensions.
Twitter/X displays the banner at different crops depending on the device and screen size. The profile picture overlaps the bottom-left corner. The bio text overlaps the lower portion. Critical content (text, logos, CTAs) placed near the edges is often hidden on certain devices. Follow the safe zone guidelines:
Twitter supports animated GIF banners — an effective way to stand out from static profiles. A subtle animated banner (looping gradient, particle effect, or animated logo) draws attention when profile visitors first land on your page. Keep the animation subtle and professional — aggressive flashing animations harm accessibility and brand perception. Maximum file size for animated banners is 5MB; optimise your GIF before uploading.