↩ en programming language java 14 Awesome Image Generators for Blog Posts – Design Now

14 Awesome Image Generators for Blog Posts – Design Now

Seeing is believing

do you agree?

Featured images in blog posts are the essential and best way to attract visitors and get them to open your article.

Of course, the headline is the first thing a visitor notices, and the featured image is next to the headline. There are four tools you can use to optimize your headings:

Create killer featured images for your blog posts. There are two things you need.

get free photos
Tools to add photos and text to create the perfect featured image

If you don’t know how to obtain photos, you can use the following websites to obtain royalty-free images.

pixabay

Pixabay has over 1 million high-quality free photos, vectors, and illustrations for your blog.

Downloads are available in small, medium, large and original sizes.

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stock snap

StockSnap has thousands of beautiful free stock photos waiting to be downloaded and used in your next article.

Picjumbo

Picjumbo provides free photos for commercial and personal works. More than 3 million photos have been downloaded from Picjumbo since its launch in November 2013.

unsplash

Unsplash is full of free high-resolution photos that you can use to do whatever you want.

Getty Images

Getty Images has a huge collection of photos in almost every category. I like their embedding feature.

iStock

iStock by GettyImages is another great collection of images from all categories from around the world that you can use in your business.

flicker

I’m sure you’ve heard of it. Flickr can be a great source for free photos with a few tricks.

Trick to filter photos is available for commercial use and licensed. To do this, search for the photo you’re looking for, click on “Any license” and filter for “Commercial use” or whatever suits you best.

visual hunt

VisualHunt has over 354 million creative common photos and over 55,000 completely free high-quality photos.

A few more…

pexel
Startup Photos – A great collection of startup images
shutter stock
super famous
i am free
free jpegs

After downloading the images you need, don’t forget to compress them to reduce their file size. This will make your website load faster.

Now that you have the images you need, familiarize yourself with the editing tools to resize, add text, and more to perfect your featured image.

stencil

My new favorite is Stencil , which allows you to create your favorite images in seconds. You can choose image size based on predefined templates or custom.

Facebook posts, ads, and covers
Twitter posts, ads, lead cards, website cards, headers
Google+ post, cover
Pinterest post
Instagram post
And so on.

This means you’ll see almost every type of image you can design. The good thing about Stencil is that it integrates with Pixabay and Pexels, which provide over 2 million stock photos , and the Noun project, which provides over 200,00 graphics and icons .

This means you can get and customize any photo or icon you want within the design panel. I love it, and I think you will too. One more thing: you can add a logo or watermark.

Kamba

Canva allows you to design in a variety of versatile sizes, including custom sizes, such as social media banners. This is a free and easy drag-and-drop tool that can be downloaded in PDF, JPEG, or PNG format.

picmonkey

PicMonkey is an all-in-one editor for photography, design, and collage. You can start creating featured images at your own size within minutes.

photo jet

With Fotojet you can do anything with your photos. There are many ready-made templates that you can customize.

Snapper

Use Snappa to create social media posts, blogs, headers, ads, or custom-sized graphics.

photograph

Over 300 million people use Fotor to design graphics for their websites and businesses. You can create almost any type of image, including beautiful images for blog posts.