Probably
the best-looking site in this roundup, CoverPhotoFinder.com was created
by two former Facebook interns. Image categories currently include
nature, architecture, abstract and animals.
Once
you find a pic you like, log in with Facebook and the image you have
chosen will post to your wall with the message "Photo by Photographer's
Name. More awesome cover photos at http://coverphotofinder.com/."
However, you can easily delete this text before hitting the "Change
cover" option, where you'll find the image heading up your "recent
uploads."
FaceCoverz.com has a decent selection of imagery and is a good choice for anyone looking for meme-themed and geek pics.
Once
you allow the app permission to access your profile, it posts the photo
you've chosen to your wall with the message "Uploaded with
http://FaceCoverz.com/." Again, you can delete this. You'll find the
image in your "recent uploads;" simply select it to feature it on your
profile.
Set
up by web and graphic designers, MyProfileCover.com offers a growing
selection of decent-quality images across a variety of categories. Not
all the categories are fully populated yet, but this looks like a good
site to bookmark and re-visit.
Unlike
other sites we've looked at so far, MyProfileCover.com doesn't
integrate with your Facebook profile. It simply offers the cover photo
at the correct size so you can save and upload it manually. The images
do carry a watermark.
Although
some are watermarked, you'll find tons of photos and categories on
CoverPhotoz.com. The selection contains quite creative imagery. The site
is also developing a "create your own" option which, at the moment, is
very limited, but might be worth bookmarking to check out in the future.
CoverPhotoz.com simply posts the photo you've selected to your wall, ready to be selected from your "recent uploads."
A
former Facebook banner service, the Coverize.me site is a bit busy, but
you'll find some decent pics if you take the time to look around. The
images are watermarked, but the logo is not overbearing.
Coverize.me
offers two methods of getting your pic. You can log in with Facebook
and post the image (with no promo message) to your wall. You can also
download the correctly sized pic from the site to manually upload.
Source:
Mashable
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