Tired of asking a person to make a cover for you?
Want to be able to make your own covers?
Hate waiting for a cover?
Well, I got the answers for you. Yes, answers. I'm going to give you guys the do's and don'ts to covers.
These tips will have your...
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So, if it wasn't obvious to you already: I always struggle to find new things to make tutorials for you guys which is really annoying because the constant support and eagerness from y'all makes me want to try new things. I wasn't even looking for ideas when I came across this cover:
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I think it looks really good and it has inspired this tutorial. BTW if you like Calum Hood, go read the story. I'm personally not a fan or anything of 5sos besides liking a song or two, but people seem to really like it andddd the cover is really pretty so go support haha.
Here's my version of the cover:
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Okay. Let's Begin.
What You'll Need. - A photo of your choice for the background. - Two pngs of your choice. - A transparent of your choice. If you want the flower one, look up on Google 'flower transparent.' - Superimpose. - Afterlight. - Phonto.
Step One. (You know the drill) Go on to Superimpose and have this blank photo as your background (↓︎) and your background photo of choice as your foreground. This is just to make sure your photo fits the size for a cover. Merge the photos when done. Save the photo just in case you mess up later (you'll thank me later).
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