Notion Cover
Notion Cover
Create polished Notion cover images at the exact 1500 × 600 pixel dimensions Notion renders best. Pick a gradient or solid background, layer on textures and decorative patterns, set your title typography, and export a crisp PNG for Notion — plus an editable SVG source with embedded fonts for later tweaks.
Why 1500 × 600 Is the Sweet Spot for Notion Covers
Notion crops covers to a wide banner ratio that shifts with window size. A 1500 × 600 canvas keeps your title inside the safe area and sharp on both desktop and mobile. VectMint exports at this exact ratio by default, so nothing important gets cut off when the window resizes.
Cover Images That Sell: Etsy, Gumroad & Template Stores
Your listing cover is the first thing buyers see in marketplace search results. Pair a bold title with a subtle texture, keep the text inside the safe area, and reuse the same palette across your whole template shop for an instantly recognizable brand.
SVG Source with Embedded Fonts
Every cover exports as a true vector SVG with fonts embedded — including their weights — so the file renders identically on any machine and opens cleanly in Figma or Illustrator for future edits. PNG export covers the pixel-perfect upload Notion expects.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size should a Notion cover image be?
Notion displays covers in a wide banner ratio; 1500 × 600 pixels is the widely recommended canvas that stays sharp on both desktop and mobile. VectMint exports at exactly this size, so there are no cropping surprises.
Should I export PNG or SVG for my Notion cover?
Upload the PNG to Notion — it expects a raster image. Keep the SVG as your editable source: fonts are embedded, so it opens identically in Figma, Illustrator, or any editor for future changes.
Can I use these covers on templates I sell on Etsy or Gumroad?
Yes. The covers you generate are yours to use in your own projects, including templates and client work you sell. Everything you export is yours to keep and use freely, with no attribution or license required. The VectMint app itself is proprietary (don't repackage the generator), but that never limits the files you create.
Will my fonts look the same on other machines?
Yes. SVG export embeds fonts together with their weights, so rendering stays consistent even on machines that don't have the fonts installed.