How To Make A Free Facebook Banner

Top of the afternoon ladies and gentlemen,

In this short blog post, I’m going to show you how to make a free Facebook banner and put that sucker on your profile in less than 5 minutes.

As you may or may not know, Facebook has recently been undergoing some major changes lately, and among those was their UI (user interface) which was completely redesigned from the ground up. As a result of this new update has come some new and really cool things that you can do with your profile, including adding a brand new Facebook banner to the top of your profile.

If you don’t know what I’m talking about, you just probably just skip to the video below to see exactly what I mean. But in case you wanna read about, I’m talking about the 5 boxes that now appear at the top of your Facebook profile. By default, these photos get updated when people tag you in them, but if you wanna do something REALLY cool, you can actually make an image collage, if you will, meaning that all 5 images go together to create on image that flows together.

You may have seen this kind of banner art on other peoples Facebook peoples profile and wondered how they did it. Well I’m about to show you and I’m going to make it EXTREMELY easy to do. However, you will need one very important resource before we start.

Once you either have Photoshop or the GIMP installed, it’s time to watch the video below so you can follow along as I create an awesome Facebook banner right in front of your eyes in less than 5 minutes.

As you can see, that was DEAD simple. I suggest you get one implemented right away. This will help you with brand recognition tremendously, every little thing matters online to make you look as professional as possible.

Now I know that I didnt go over how to use Photoshop in this quick video so if you wanna get a sick banner setup on your profile but dunno the first thing about image editing and Photoshop, then just let me know and I’ll hook you up with a top notch, professional banner for only $25 bucks.

Hopefully you were able to get it all figured out without having to fork over some money to me or another graphic designer, but just in case you didn’t, you can always contact me by leaving a comment on this post. Simply let me know that you want to get a banner designed and I’ll reply back with more info.

Also, if you enjoyed this video then please share it with your friends and anyone else you think would get some real value out of it.

You’re awesome and thank you for reading…

Talk soon,
Matthew