How to make a banner

1

Open the banner maker

Select the Create now button to open the editor and get started.

2

Select a template

3

Customize

4

Add images and text

5

Download

Explore multi-purpose banner templates

Need a hint of inspiration? Create a banner online free in no time using professionally designed templates. Picsart’s banner creator features a library of versatile templates in popular sizes and formats, providing the perfect launchpad for your creative project.



Banner maker FAQ

What makes a good banner?

Do I need design experience to use the banner maker?

Not at all! Anyone can learn how to create a banner in Picsart in minutes without any design experience. The interface consists of simple drag-and-drop tools that make it easy to build a design from scratch or from a template. Many Picsart tools and features also include short descriptions to help you quickly understand how to use them.

What should I include in my banner design?

Decide what to include in a banner design by defining your goal. Is the banner promoting a product or event? Spreading awareness or brand recognition? Providing instructions or contact information? 


 

The most important elements to include are a call to action and any information viewers need to follow through on the action. For example, if the goal is brand recognition, your banner should include a business name and a unique logo or brand photos. A tagline or brief text are useful for telling a story and generating interest in a product or service. Consider what message you want to convey and the action you want viewers to take, and work backwards from there.

Can I customize the banner dimensions?

Sure! When you edit a banner online in Picsart, it’s easy to change the dimensions by selecting Resize on the left sidebar. Create a custom size by adding the desired values in the dimension boxes, or choose one of the popular canvas sizes from the menu. 


If you convert a design from a smaller to a larger size, you can use Picsart’s AI image extender to expand upon a small or lower-quality image so that it fits bigger canvases without distortion or loss of detail.