Book Brush - A Game Changer
If you haven't already heard of Book Brush, let me introduce you to a game changer.
As a blogger, I'm often lost when it comes to making things look nice on my blog. It's enough work to figure out how to copy in an image from a website, let alone make it look good!
Enter Book Brush. Built for authors, marketers, and bloggers, Book Brush is a fantastic way to easily create images that make your blog look more professional.
And when I say easy, I mean easy. To create the images below, all I had to do was upload the book cover graphic and click an existing template on Book Brush. It took about two minutes to navigate from scratch.
There are tons of templates to choose from (the two examples are just two of many). And you can choose from popular sizes, like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest--or even Amazon ads--or create your own. This is where things get fun. You can add backgrounds or stamps to promote the book--check out the image below for an example of this. There are also community templates, so you can create professional looking graphics in a snap.
Images are high-res, meaning they will look fantastic on your blog or site.
In all, this is definitely a site I will get a lot of use out of, and I think it will definitely amplify the posts on my blog! I highly recommend - you can even try it out for free at https://bookbrush.com/.
As a blogger, I'm often lost when it comes to making things look nice on my blog. It's enough work to figure out how to copy in an image from a website, let alone make it look good!
Enter Book Brush. Built for authors, marketers, and bloggers, Book Brush is a fantastic way to easily create images that make your blog look more professional.
And when I say easy, I mean easy. To create the images below, all I had to do was upload the book cover graphic and click an existing template on Book Brush. It took about two minutes to navigate from scratch.
There are tons of templates to choose from (the two examples are just two of many). And you can choose from popular sizes, like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest--or even Amazon ads--or create your own. This is where things get fun. You can add backgrounds or stamps to promote the book--check out the image below for an example of this. There are also community templates, so you can create professional looking graphics in a snap.
Images are high-res, meaning they will look fantastic on your blog or site.
In all, this is definitely a site I will get a lot of use out of, and I think it will definitely amplify the posts on my blog! I highly recommend - you can even try it out for free at https://bookbrush.com/.
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