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With so many more teachers jumping into Google Classroom this year, I wanted to share a quick tip to personalize this space. Google Classroom lets you update the theme to help differentiate your classes. This way, students can see on their dashboard the different courses that they are a part of, all with varying header images chosen by their teachers. Learn the steps for creating your own Google Classroom banner and customizing the header image for Google Classroom.

In this blog post, I'll share a strategy to let you further customize these banner images. Using Spark Post, you can create a graphic to upload right into Google Classroom. I'm a big fan of the Adobe Spark tools, and Ben Forta and I even wrote a book about ways to use this powerful creation tool. You can learn all about our book here.
Let's dive into the steps for creating your own Google Classroom banner!
How to Create a Custom Google Classroom Banner

In the steps below, you'll see screenshots from Google Classroom and Adobe Spark's website. In addition to using Spark Post on the web, there is an Android and iOS app you can use, too.

What size is the header in Google Classroom?

As I'm writing this to you today, the best dimensions to use are 1600 x 400 pixels. If Google Classroom gets an update, these dimensions might change, but you have the option to crop the image. So if you have a picture that isn't the perfect size, you can trim it to fit better.

To create your customized Google Classroom banner, head over to Adobe Spark's website. Choose the Custom Size Graphic option, as you see in the screenshot above. Then type in the dimensions of 1600 for the length and 400 for the width. Make sure that you choose pixels as the measurement of length.

What should I put on my Google Classroom banner?

First, choose a color for your banner that you plan to stick with over the school year. A bright or bold color works best. You can change the color using the options on the right hand side of the screen.

Specific information will automatically appear when you are in Google Classroom, including the class and code. This information will appear layered over your image, so you don't need to add this to your custom banner. Instead, you might put a reminder, like the time of your weekly or daily meetings, or other information you know students will want regular access to throughout the year.

In the example I've shared with you, I added a reminder about the times for live Q&A each day and a quick Welcome! message. Here are a few more ideas:

Bit.ly link to a breakout room

Teacher email

Class website link

Class slogan

Teacher Bitmoji

Tip: Place any information you add in the center of the screen. This way, you won't have any additional text (classroom name, Google Meet code, etc.) covering up the message you've added.
How do you change the banner image in Google Classroom?

Once you've made your banner, you can download it as a JPG file. This action will save it to your computer, and you will then upload it to Google Classroom. When you're back on your classroom page, open up the class you'd like to customize. On the bottom right-hand corner, you'll see a link that says "Upload photo." This button lets you select an image to add to the background.

You may be prompted to crop the image or reposition it. With the dimensions I gave you at the top of the post, you should be all set. Just stretch the corners to make sure your entire image fills up the space.

Since you can update the cover by quickly uploading a new file, you might jump into Spark and make a few edits to your image if you ever need to update information. You might change up the header's information once a month or put a seasonal icon as you enter a new time of year. To make sure any changes aren't confusing for students, I would recommend sticking with the same background color throughout the school year.

If you're looking for a few more Adobe Spark combos, here are a couple to explore:

I can't wait to see what you create with Spark Post! If you want to share your covers on social media, make sure to use the hashtag #AdobeEduCreative in your social posts. Use this link to get started with Spark for Education.

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Social media platforms are constantly evolving their algorithms and interfaces. So, content creators and marketers need to be proactive and stay updated with the latest information. Those on Twitter have a lot on their plate with new leadership revamping operations and introducing changes in the platform. When Elon Musk took the helm in 2022, people already knew that changes were inevitable.

Twitter has introduced new features including Twitter Blue, Community Notes, Twitter Circle, and Unmention. Twitter Blue provides subscriber-only features such as 100p video uploads and Edit Tweet. Community Notes aims to promote a well-informed society by allowing users to add additional information to potentially misleading tweets. Twitter Circle allows you to direct tweets to specific individuals, while Unmention enables you to remove yourself from a conversation to avoid being tagged in future replies.

Twitter utilizes visual identity cues such as labels and checkmarks on account profiles to offer more context and differentiate between various types of accounts. Aside from the blue ones for verified accounts, the platform uses gold check marks for business accounts and gray check marks for government and multilateral accounts.

While some of these changes make the future of Twitter seem uncertain, the platform remains an integral part of any marketing strategy. So marketers would do well to continue crafting strategies that would enhance user experiences on this channel.

Though a small element of the entire user experience, image sizes matter a lot on social media. The wrong image dimensions can result in ill-fitting or cropped content. Worse still, the target platform might reject your carefully-edited images if they're not optimized for size.

In this post, we've compiled a Twitter image size cheat sheet with updated information for 2023. The guide covers all the following and you can jump straight to the section you find relevant:

Profile, header, and in-stream image sizes

Twitter Card image size

Twitter ad image size

The Ultimate Twitter Image Size Guide for 2023:

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Profile, Header, and Tweet Image Sizes

Twitter has prescribed sizes and aspect ratios for header, profile, and post pictures. If you don't follow the standards, your images can appear skewed, cropped, or lopsided, which shows your brand in a poor light.

To put your best face forward, follow these images sizes, specifications, and best practices:

Profile Picture

In 2017, Twitter switched from square to round profile pictures. Now, the standard aspect ratio of 2:1 is no longer acceptable on Twitter. Your avatar should now follow a 1:1 aspect ratio. The recommended size is still 400px X 400px and permissible formats are JPG, PNG, and GIF. The maximum file size is 2MB.

Pro tip: Try to keep your profile picture consistent across all your social accounts to improve brand recognition. Also, refrain from using logos or quotes in your avatar. It's best to use a full-face photo on an uncluttered background. Put your best face forward and experiment with different angles to get the most flattering headshot. Check out some good and bad examples of profile pictures below.

If you're representing a business, a logo might be acceptable. Even then, influencers, entrepreneurs, and coaches/consultants should show their faces to add a human touch.

If you're using a logo as your avatar, you need to be extra careful. Horizontal logos get chopped when fitting into Twitter's circular placeholder. The same is true for square logos. You can work around this bottleneck by creating stacked images or shrinking images so that their edges are visible.

Twitter Header Photo

The Twitter header is no longer responsive. Earlier, it could be cropped in a hundred different ways, but no longer. Now, it will be a static device-agnostic shape. For banners, Twitter recommends a 3:1 aspect ratio, 1500px X 500px size, and maximum file size of 2MB.

Your banner image can be edited on desktops or mobile devices, but theme colors can be updated only on the Twitter website. Images can be in JPG, PNG, or GIF formats, but not animated GIFs.

In-stream Images

Before we mention the optimal image size, we've identified some best practices you should follow to get flawless image-rich posts for Twitter:

Don't use third-party websites that claim to show how your image will be shown on different devices. Those hardly ever work.

Test your image on as many devices you can get your hands on-desktop, tablet, and other mobile devices.

Use a private account to test the images for your before posting on your public account. The extra effort can save you loads of embarrassment.

If you are hard-pressed for time, optimize your images for mobile, on priority. People generally access social apps via mobile devices and they almost never click to see full-size images.

Twitter may collapse your image so that it fits in the stream. Ensure that you center-stage important content so that it doesn't get chopped off.

The ideal image size and aspect ratio are 1600 px X 900 px, or any aspect between 2:1 and 1:1 on desktop; 2:1, 3:4 and 16:9 on mobile. The maximum file size is 5MB for photos and animated GIFs. You can go up to 15MB if you're posting via their website.

You can tweet up to four images per post. Two images will appear stacked side by side, both with an aspect ratio of 7:8.

If you're posting three images in a tweet, one will appear larger (in 7:8 ratio) and the other two in 4:7 ratios.

Four images will be arranged in a 2X2 grid. Each image will have a 2:1 aspect ratio.

Twitter Card Image Size

Twitter generates a rich Twitter Card when you post a link having a featured image at the top. A compressed form of the image gets embedded in the tweet. You can adjust the positioning of the image so that captions are not trimmed when the post appears in-stream. Just like avatars, tweeted images don't follow the 2:1 aspect ratio. Rather, they should fit 1.91:1 or 800px X 418px dimensions.

Note that you cannot choose to create a Twitter Card. They are automatically generated if you're posting from a website that has enabled the "twitter:card" property in their HTML.

You can use Twitter's Card Validator to see a preview of your card.

Types of Cards and Their Sizes

: These cards display a thumbnail of the featured image, page title, author's name, and brief description (up to 200 characters long). Images for summary cards should have an aspect ratio of 2:1, between 120 x 90 and 120 x 120 pixels and not more than Summary card 1MB in file size.

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: A summary card with audio/video clips instead of static images is a media player card. The thumbnail picture should be more than Player card 350px X 196px. Twitter-prescribed aspect ratios are 1:1 and 16:9, the clip size shouldn't exceed 1MB.

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: These cards are Twitter's way to help represent mobile applications and drive installs. With the app card, name, description, and logo, it's also possible to highlight essential features such as pricing, and rates. carry thumbnails of up to four pictures, along with a brief description of the linked URL. The description should not exceed App card 200 characters and the aspect ratio is the same as in-steam tweets with four pictures.

Twitter Ad Image Sizes

Marketers and entrepreneurs are using Twitter for lead generation and sales conversions. Twitter makes their lives easier by offering lead generation cards and website cards, which are also called "ads." Like Twitter Cards, ads also have a visual appeal. They stand out in cluttered streams and encourage viewers to perform the desired actions.

We are not going to delve too deep into how these ads work. Instead, we'll focus on the layout specifications you need to follow.

Image Size for Lead Generation Cards

Lead generation cards carry an offer, an image, a call-to-action, and an option to collect names and email addresses of users. The recommended image size is 800px X 200px. You can customise the call-to-action as needed.

Image Size for Website Cards

If your aim is to boost your website traffic, website cards are a great solution. They include a website's banner image, description, and direct link. You can also choose from a set of predefined calls-to-action to be added to your ad. Twitter prescribes a size of 800px X 320px for website ad images.

Twitter Carousel Ads

With their more engaging and eye-catching formats, Carousel Ads help maximize gains from Twitter Ads. By combining videos and images in one carousel, you are able to draw more attention, heighten engagement, and provide more information to your audience.

Carousel Ads let you develop a captivating story across two to six Carousel cards containing images and videos. You can feature several products in a collection, highlight specific features of a new product, or tell a brand story all in a seamless loop. This helps you compel your audience to action that'll help meet your campaign objectives more effectively.

Image Size for Carousel Ads

Using a single aspect ratio within one Carousel, this feature supports either 1.91:1 or 1:1 image assets and 16:9 or 1:1 video assets. For images with a 1.91:1 aspect ratio, the recommended image size is 800 x 418 pixels. For 1:1 image assets, it's 800 x 800 pixels. For videos, the recommended size for 16:9 assets is 800 x 450 pixels, and for 1:1 assets, 800 x 800 pixels. While you can combine images and videos, their aspect ratios must be consistent within the same Carousel. Use 1:1 images with 1:1 videos and 1.91:1 images with 16:9 videos.

Conclusion

While waiting for new features and updates on Twitter, focus on optimizing your ads to maximize returns. Follow the tips on our Twitter Image Size Guide to enhance the impact of your ads. Keep in mind that a poorly-placed image can ruin the entire visual experience of your Twitter stream. By following the above specifications, your images will be optimized for the platform and create a favorable impression on viewers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the size and aspect ratio for a Twitter profile picture?

Currently, the standard aspect ratio for a Twitter profile picture is a 1:1 aspect ratio (it is no longer 2:1). Though, the recommended size is still 400px X 400px. You can either use JPG, PNG or GIF, as long as the size of the file is not bigger than 2 MB.

What is a Twitter Moment?

Twitter Moments are a feature similar to Instagram Highlights. Moments let users preserve favorite tweets and create collections of customer reviews, product collections, holiday pictures, and event launches. However, Twitter Support tweeted in December 2022 that this feature will no longer be available for most users . Previously posted Moments can still be viewed, but users can no longer create new ones.

How can you use Twitter for lead generation?

You can use Twitter lead generation cards and/or website cards for lead generation. These Twitter ad images stand out in cluttered streams and motivate users to complete certain calls to action. A lead generation card is 800px X 200px and has an offer, image, CTA and option to gather names and email addresses of users. A website card is 800px X 320px and has a website's banner image, description, direct link and a predefined CTA.

What is the size and aspect ratio for a Twitter banner?

Twitter recommends a 3:1 aspect ratio, 1500px X 500px size and maximum file size of 5MB. Images can be in JPG, PNG or GIFs (but not animated GIFS). You can edit your banner image on mobile devices or desktops, but you will have to use the Twitter website if you want to update the color of the theme.

What are Carousel Ads?

Carousel Ads are a combination of two to six images and videos in a single ad. The slides transition seamlessly to showcase a collection of products, highlight product features, or narrate a story. Advertisers on Twitter can use this feature through the API or the Ads Manager.

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Designers often spend a lot of time deciding which typefaces to pair up and most sites just give one-sentence examples that don't offer a real preview of what the text will look like.

To make life easier for everyone, the team at Milo Themes has created a set of mock-ups that show different Google Font combinations for headline and body copy. They've used filler text from 'Humans of New York' and also featured the font size, line height and letter spacing they've used in each case. Check it out below.

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Finding the right font pairing is a bit of an art; you need a pair that sets each other off beautifully, don't fight the eye for attention, and can work in harmony.

After all, poorly paired fonts can make a design feel lopsided, uncomfortable, unfinished, or unprofessional.

They can create a tension that makes the viewer feel uneasy - not exactly what you are going for when you are trying to sell them something!

Typically, you should not use more than two and definitely not more than three fonts in a single design.

If the fonts are embedded in an image that will appear on your website, you need to make sure those fonts work harmoniously with the text around that image on the page.

If you are using a font directly on your website, you need to make sure it is legible - no matter what size it is being read at.

There's so much more to choosing fonts than picking a font that looks good.

Here are some of the best hacks in the graphic designer toolkit.

Terminology of Type

Before we get started, there are a few more technical typography terms you need to understand.
Serif
Serif typefaces are those that feature small lines protruding off the ends of the letterforms. Serif fonts are generally accepted as easier to read on the printed page but more difficult to read on the screen. This is because on the screen, the limits of pixel resolutions can sometimes render the letters harder to read with serifs than without. Studies have found that people consider serif fonts to be more trustworthy.
Sans Serif
"Sans" in French translates to "without," meaning "sans serif" literally translates to "without serifs." Sans serif typefaces are cleaner than serif fonts, without lines coming off the edges of the letters, and with less variation in the width of the line.

They are generally accepted to be easier to read on screens, especially smaller screens, though recent studies suggest that on newer HD screens there's no major difference.
Script
Script typefaces are neither serif nor sans serif, and are instead based on mimicking handwriting, especially cursive handwriting.
Display Type
Display type is any font that is geared towards being shown at a large size. These are typically fonts used in headings, and have more intricate details than the kind of fonts you would see used in a large body of text.
Text Type
Text type is basically the opposite of display type - while it can be used at a large size, text type is designed to be very legible at small sizes and in a large body of text.

Hack #1: Pair a Font with Itself

Source | Playfair Display

This first hack is barely a hack, but it's something that needs to be said.

Before you start hunting high and low for another font to pair with the one you've chosen, consider if you could instead pair it with itself.

Serif fonts can look great paired with their italic siblings.

Italics were originally based on script type, explaining the slant and the swashes (exaggerated serifs) that differentiate them from the default typeface.

The serif and italic serif combination can look very elegant and polished.

Sans serif fonts typically use oblique type for their italics, which just means that the letterforms are the same; they just slant to the right.

Consequently, sans serif fonts don't always look the nicest in italics. However, when paired with their bold counterparts, they can shine.

The combination of a clean and thin sans serif font with a much weightier font-face in the same family can look very sleek and modern.

Hack #2: Combine Serifs with Sans Serifs

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Combining a serif and sans serif font is classic font pairing advice.

You'll see this a lot; an advertisement will alternate lines or emphasize a certain word with the opposite type of font.

A magazine article or design-conscious online publication will use one for the headings and one for the body text. Look around and you will likely see this combination.

Why does this work? The reason hinges on contrast. The stylishness of a nice serif font can contrast beautifully with the straightforwardness of a sans serif.

However, you can't just grab one of each at random, slap them together, and call it a day.

The goal is to create contrast but maintain some element of unity; so put some variation in the weights of the fonts, the type of font, the size, and their proportions, but keep one of those consistent between them.

Hack #3: Pair Fonts of Different Weights

It deserves reiterating that the font weight plays an important role in your perspective of a font.

So instead of focusing on the serifs or interplay between different members of a font family, maybe weight should be the deciding factor.

Some font styles are weightier than others; slab serifs are heavy, intense serif fonts that pack a punch for headers.

Condensed fonts can also sometimes be on the heavier side, since they pack the letterform into a narrower space.

At the same time, some font styles are naturally thinner, such as script fonts and light sans serif fonts.

Pairing together a heavy font with a lightweight font can provide that 1-2 punch you need to really make an impact and balance out the text in your design.

Remember, you want contrast without clashing, so make sure that there is some small element of unity between the fonts you select.

Beware These Common Font Pairing Pitfalls

We've covered how to put together a good pairing, but how do you know if you've got a bad pairing?

Here are a few common pitfalls you might encounter while matching fonts, and how to avoid them.
Your Fonts Are Too Similar
Pairing fonts that are close but not exactly the same can feel a little... uncomfortable. If the fonts are too similar, a casual viewer might think they are one and the same but something is a little off.

Generally speaking, of the various differences you could have between fonts - serif or sans serif, style, weight, and proportions - you don't want your matched pair to mostly agree. You need a little more contrast.
There is No Element of Unity
On the other end of the spectrum, your fonts should not entirely disagree on all those fronts, either.

Fonts with nothing in common whatsoever will almost never look good together. That element of unity is what ties together a pair!

So ensure something, like the weight, the style, or the proportions, is similar between the two.
Your Fonts Compete for the Spotlight
Display fonts are frequently designed to take the spotlight. They are loud, unique, and begging to be seen.

But two display fonts together can be too much for one design to handle. Each font is screaming "look at me! Look at me!"

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Chaos.

This is one of the easiest ways to take a design from amazing to amateur.

Typography Resources

Lost in the world of font pairing? You can always enlist the help of a professional graphic designer from our unlimited graphic design service.

But those looking at DIY options, here are some resources that will do the heavy lifting of finding fonts and finding great pairs for them.
Font Sources
Font Squirrel - This website is the best source on the web for 100% free, commercial-use downloadable fonts. The problem with other font download sites is that they are not as strict about what they publish. Low-quality fonts have some major problems. Font Squirrel circumvents those issues by being very selective about the fonts they make available.

Google Fonts - Google Fonts is one of the best-known free web font sources on the internet. Web fonts are typefaces that you can embed and use on your website.

Adobe Edge Web Fonts - Another well-respected free web font source is Adobe Edge Web Fonts.
Font Pairing Resources
Font Pair - This is a great jumping-off point if you are planning on using Google Fonts on your website but don't know where to begin. It features a long list of suggested pairings of Google Fonts, grouped by category - sans serif/serif, script/serif, etc. The entire page is editable, meaning you can go in and drop in actual content from your website to see how it looks in these fonts.

Type Genius - In love with a font but need ideas for what to pair it with? Ask Type Genius! Simply choose a starter font from the drop down list, and click "View Matches" to get suggestions and view a sample.

Typ.io - Sometimes it takes seeing a good example to really drive home just how great a particular pairing is. Typ.io is a design gallery revolving entirely around well-matched fonts. Browse by popular fonts, popular tags (types of websites or aesthetics), or check out their list of recommendations. Every suggestion is accompanied by a gorgeous example, and there are nearly 1400 examples in the gallery!

Beautiful Web Type & Google Web Fonts Typographic Project - These two beautiful resources do essentially the same thing: show off brilliant fonts and pairings culled from the over 650 Google Web Fonts available. They can be a great source of inspiration!

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What features does Pixlr offer for photo editing? Pixlr boasts an array of features, including but not limited to: adjusting brightness and contrast, adding text and overlays, applying filters and effects, retouching portraits, and creating captivating collages. Its intuitive interface makes these tools easily accessible to users of all skill levels.

How does Pixlr compare to traditional desktop editors like Photoshop? Pixlr is designed to offer a comparable editing experience to desktop software like Photoshop but with the added convenience of being an online tool. It's an excellent choice for those who want powerful editing capabilities without the learning curve associated with more complex programs.

Can I use Pixlr for professional photo editing? Yes, Pixlr is a versatile tool suitable for both casual users and professionals. Pixlr Editor offers additional features catering to the needs of professional photographers and designers.

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