ListingFix

Gumroad cover maker

Design once and download a matching 16:9 cover and 1:1 thumbnail for your Gumroad product.

Cover, 1280 x 720

Thumbnail, 1200 x 1200

Sizes from Gumroad Help, last checked October 2026. Want a flat PNG with no transparency? Use the PNG flattener.

Quick answer

A Gumroad cover should be 1280 x 720 pixels and a thumbnail at least 600 x 600, according to Gumroad Help. The ListingFix Gumroad cover maker draws both from one design, exporting a 1280 x 720 cover and a 1200 x 1200 thumbnail as PNG files or a ZIP, in your browser.

What this tool does

How to use it

  1. 1Enter your product title, a short subtitle and your name.
  2. 2Pick colours, then choose a book, a box or no mockup, and add a cover image if you have one.
  3. 3Download the ZIP with both files, or save each one by itself.

A Gumroad product needs two images: a wide cover on the product page and a square thumbnail for places like your profile and Discover. Making them separately often leaves the two looking unrelated, so this tool draws both from one set of inputs.

You can show your product as a simple drawn book or box, which helps a digital download look like a thing someone can own. Everything is drawn in your browser, and any image you add stays on your device.

Gumroad image sizes

Gumroad Help says a cover should be 1280 x 720 pixels at least 72 DPI, and a thumbnail at least 600 x 600. This tool exports the cover at 1280 x 720 and the thumbnail at 1200 x 1200, which leaves room for sharp display. Last checked October 2026.

A drawn mockup, not a photo

The book and box are simple shapes drawn with code, not a photo of a printed item. If your product is digital only, make that clear in your description, so a buyer does not expect something in the post.

Questions sellers ask

What size is a Gumroad cover?

Gumroad Help recommends 1280 pixels wide by 720 pixels tall at a minimum of 72 DPI, which is a 16:9 shape. Covers can be PNG, JPEG or GIF and must be under 50 MB. This tool exports a PNG at exactly 1280 x 720.

What size is a Gumroad thumbnail?

Gumroad Help says at least 600 x 600 pixels, so a square. We export 1200 x 1200 so it stays sharp on high resolution screens. The title and mockup are rearranged to suit the square shape, so your text is not simply cropped from the cover.

Can I use my own image on the mockup?

Yes. Add an image and it fills the front of the book or box, cropped to fit. With no mockup selected, it becomes the background instead. Only use images you have the rights to, and note that the file never leaves your device.

What is in the ZIP file?

Two PNG files: the 1280 x 720 cover and the 1200 x 1200 thumbnail. The ZIP is built in your browser, with no upload and no sign up. You can also download either image by itself using the buttons under the preview.

What is the maximum file size for a Gumroad cover?

Gumroad Help says covers must be under 50 MB and can be PNG, JPEG or GIF. Files from this tool are PNG images at 1280 x 720, which you can upload as they are. Check your finished file size if you add a large or very detailed image.

Is there a free Gumroad cover maker?

Yes. This cover maker is free, needs no sign up and runs in your browser. You enter a title, pick colours, and download a matching cover and thumbnail. Any image you add stays on your device, so unreleased product artwork is not sent anywhere.

Can I make a Gumroad cover on my phone?

Yes. Open this page in your phone browser, fill in the title and subtitle, and watch both previews update. Tap the drop area if you want to add an image, then download the ZIP or each image. Your text and colours are remembered in that browser.

Do I need a book or box mockup on my Gumroad cover?

No, the mockup is optional. Choose No mockup for a design made of text and colour, or with your image as the background. If you do use one, remember it is a drawn shape, so say clearly in your description that the product is digital.

Is a drawn mockup better than a plain text cover?

We have no figure showing that one sells better. A drawn book or box can help a digital download look like a thing someone can own, while plain text gives the title more room. Try both here, since switching takes one menu.

Related tools