Creating a Perfect Twitter Banner
                            
                               With over 321 million active users per month, Twitter is one of the most popular social media platforms that’s well worth building a presence on. If you want to get more engagement, leads and customers from Twitter, having a well-optimized profile is key. However, optimizing some parts of your profile, like your Twitter banner, might be tricky: even if you’re using the recommended Twitter header dimensions, you might notice that parts of your image are sometimes being cropped. If you have been struggling to create a Twitter banner for your business page, you’re not alone! In this article, we’ll show you how to get it  just right. 
                            
                            Twitter Header Size
                            
                               Twitter’s recommended dimensions for header images are 1500px x 500px. Twitter supports JPEG, GIF, and PNG file formats. However, even if you follow these guidelines, you may still find that your images don’t look right. Why?  Because Twitter crops the top and bottom of your photo after you upload it. Here’s what it looks like:
                            
                             
                            
                               To prevent any important element from being cut off, be sure to leave enough empty space at the top and bottom of your header photo.
                            
                             
                              You also need to ensure your profile photo isn’t interfering with your header. The tricky part is that the position of your profile picture in relation to the cover photo shifts depending on the screen size. This is why we recommend avoiding having any critical elements in the bottom left corner of your Twitter banner.
                            
                            
                              If figuring out that perfect Twitter header size sounds like too much work, we got you! With Stencil’s new feature, you can now turn on/off overlays on the canvas that show you exactly where it’s safe to put graphics in your header images to ensure they won’t be affected by your profile photo or different screen resolutions. This feature is also available for free plans, so you can start designing your Twitter header now!