Preserve the whole design
Fit keeps your title, subtitle, logo and borders inside the final canvas instead of trimming the top and bottom.
Turn square covers, book artwork and existing promotional graphics into a wide course-image canvas without automatically cutting off titles or branding. Fit preserves the complete source; Crop remains available when a photograph can safely fill the frame.
A common problem is starting with a square book cover or product graphic and forcing it into a wide course image. A normal center crop may remove the title, logo or lower artwork. ListingFormat’s Fit mode keeps the complete source visible and fills the extra wide space around it.
Fit keeps your title, subtitle, logo and borders inside the final canvas instead of trimming the top and bottom.
Fill side space with a darkened blurred version of the source, white, black, transparency or a custom background color.
The formatter tells you when the source is being enlarged and suggests a larger starting resolution for sharper output.
Choose the original JPG, PNG or WebP. The image stays in your browser during processing.
Choose Udemy by itself or combine it with Etsy, Amazon, YouTube and other formats you also need.
For text-heavy covers, start with Fit + Smart framing. Review the preview, then download the course image or include it in a ZIP with other selected versions.
Course artwork, book covers and exam-prep graphics often contain critical information near every edge. Fit keeps that information visible and makes the aspect-ratio change explicit.
If the source is a photo with the subject safely centered, Crop can produce a more natural edge-to-edge wide image. ListingFormat estimates how much source area the crop would remove.
Yes. Fit mode places the complete square artwork inside the wider canvas and fills the remaining space with the background treatment you choose.
The tool preserves the source, but readability still depends on how much the image must be reduced to fit the target. Preview the result and use a high-resolution original whenever possible.
Yes. Select both destinations and generate the two wide outputs from one source. Each uses its own ListingFormat preset dimensions.
No. It reformats the source image you provide; it does not add platform logos, trademarks or new text to the image.