If you opt to download your YouTube banner design to your desktop first, here's how to then publish it on YouTube: You can check the file size when you are exporting from PicMonkey. Your uploaded YouTube banner must be smaller than 4MB. You can make slight adjustments to the crop when you upload your banner in YouTube, but you can’t reposition the selection. The safe area sweet spot is roughly the middle third, horizontally speaking.
Read more: Sharing to YouTube as a Thumbnail or Banner When you're done with your YouTube banner and ready to upload to YouTube, just click Share on the top toolbar - you can export your banner directly to YouTube from PicMonkey! Or download and save to your computer. This is very handy for keeping a unified brand look - keep your background and logo the same, but change up the text, for instance. Images stashed in Hub can be re-edited at any time - days, months, years can go by and you’ll still be able to open that image and change the text and graphics. When you start editing in PicMonkey, your image gets saved instantly to Hub, PicMonkey’s integrated storage. If you become a PicMonkey Pro subscriber, you also get our magical Background Remover pair that with our Outline effect for a wildly popular YouTube look. Once your main assets are in place, you can use PicMonkey's tools to customize your look even further! Try out things like trendy Pro effects, inspiring color gradients, and wowza textures.
Choose the Alignment palette and you can then set your preferred specs. Pro tip: To get all your design elements to line up perfectly, select the Settings icon (the cog) at the bottom of the canvas. You'll find hundreds of fonts at your disposal too, so no need to worry about running out of design options. You can easily upload photos and fonts to PicMonkey, or browse our extensive stock photography library. You'll want to add some visual goods to a blank canvas. Just open the blanks section in PicMonkey (pictured above) and select "YouTube channel art" to get to work. If you're ready to jump right into the design action, then starting with a blank canvas is the way to go. Ready to roll? Start with a blank canvas in PicMonkey.
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