Every one was made with FontVibe. Use a design and swap in your own words.
Line by line, with a rule and examples for each. Tap a line to add it to your brief.
Make the channel name the biggest thing on the banner and spell it exactly as it appears on your channel, so people know they are in the right place.
Sources: YouTube Help — Tips for your channel banner and profile picture
Add one short line that says what the channel is about. A few words is enough: the name stays the hero.
Sources: YouTube Help — Tips for your channel banner and profile picture
Optional: say when new videos or streams go up, so visitors know when to come back.
Sources: YouTube Help — Tips for your channel banner and profile picture
Same look, every format — each one opens its own maker. All Channel →
Every AI style and AI font tuned for Channel. Use one above, or open it to see everything made with it.
Sources: YouTube Help — Manage your channel's branding · YouTube Help — Tips for your channel banner and profile picture
| Use | Size | Pixels |
|---|---|---|
| YouTube minimum upload | 16:9 | 2048 × 1152 |
| YouTube recommended | 16:9 | 2560 × 1440 |
| Text-safe area at the minimum size | center | 1235 × 338 |
| This page (2K) | 16:9 | 2848 × 1600 |
| Text-safe area at 2848 × 1600 | center | about 1718 × 470 |
YouTube asks for at least 2048 × 1152 and recommends 2560 × 1440. This page makes 2848 × 1600, above both, as a JPG of well under 6 MB. The safe area is the same share of the frame at any size: about 60% of the width and 29% of the height, centered.
On a phone only the middle band shows. Put the name and tagline there, big, and let the sides be scenery that can disappear. Check by covering everything outside the center: if the banner still makes sense, it works everywhere.
Every tag used on this page — each opens the designs, fonts and styles that share it.
Every one was made with FontVibe. Use a design and swap in your own words.
Line by line, with a rule and examples for each. Tap a line to add it to your brief.
Make the channel name the biggest thing on the banner and spell it exactly as it appears on your channel, so people know they are in the right place.
Sources: YouTube Help — Tips for your channel banner and profile picture
Add one short line that says what the channel is about. A few words is enough: the name stays the hero.
Sources: YouTube Help — Tips for your channel banner and profile picture
Optional: say when new videos or streams go up, so visitors know when to come back.
Sources: YouTube Help — Tips for your channel banner and profile picture
Same look, every format — each one opens its own maker. All Channel →
Every AI style and AI font tuned for Channel. Use one above, or open it to see everything made with it.
Sources: YouTube Help — Manage your channel's branding · YouTube Help — Tips for your channel banner and profile picture
| Use | Size | Pixels |
|---|---|---|
| YouTube minimum upload | 16:9 | 2048 × 1152 |
| YouTube recommended | 16:9 | 2560 × 1440 |
| Text-safe area at the minimum size | center | 1235 × 338 |
| This page (2K) | 16:9 | 2848 × 1600 |
| Text-safe area at 2848 × 1600 | center | about 1718 × 470 |
YouTube asks for at least 2048 × 1152 and recommends 2560 × 1440. This page makes 2848 × 1600, above both, as a JPG of well under 6 MB. The safe area is the same share of the frame at any size: about 60% of the width and 29% of the height, centered.
On a phone only the middle band shows. Put the name and tagline there, big, and let the sides be scenery that can disappear. Check by covering everything outside the center: if the banner still makes sense, it works everywhere.
Every tag used on this page — each opens the designs, fonts and styles that share it.