✧ HOW TO MAKE COVERS ✧

○ Movie Cover(esque) Tutorial #2

140K+ reads??? What are you even talking aboutttt!!! Thank you guys so much. That's actually wild.

This tutorial was highly requested — sounding like a youtube or whateva lmao — and I already planned on giving this tutorial, but y'all really wanted this. It's probably one of my favorite covers. Top 3 Easy.

I'm going to teach you how to make a cover like this:

Let's go straight into it.

What You'll Need.
- Superimpose
- Afterlight
- Phonto
- One main photo of your choice.
- Three mini photos of your choice.

Step One.
Before even doing the same old, set black photo as background blah blah blah, edit and resize your photos. This makes things much easier. I also recommend gathering photos that are similar in color/vibe so it brings the cover all together. Whether it's all warm photos or photos that each have a hint of one of the same color or from the same moment (photoshoot, day, etc.) Just similarities. It makes all the difference.

Crop your photos all the same size — 16:9.

And when editing your photos, I 10/10 recommend VSCO. And this is why:

You can edit one of the photos and then when you're done, click it and click the three dots.

Then click Copy Edits.

Then click Paste Edits.

This will put the same edit from the one photo to your others.

Step Two.
Go on to Superimpose and set this black photo as your background and put your main photo of choice as the foreground. Expand the photo to cover the background.

If you want movie credits in your cover, I recommend to put them now. Merge your photo then add the credits.

Save the photo when you're done.

Step Three.
Go on to Phonto and put your photo up. Click the bottom left button and select Add Image. Do this one by one to add your mini photos.

Fix your size of the photos to 155. Put them all together in a row and save the photo.

Step Four.
From here you can add your text.

I used the fonts...
"Our Fairytale" — spinwerad Bold
"Written by..." "Starring..."— Wensley

Final Product.