Free
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- All 10 sizes, one download at a time
- Circle and safe-area guides
- JPEG fitted under each stated size limit; PNG checked against it
Profile pictures & banners
DigiPrimp turns a single headshot or logo into the exact profile picture and cover image YouTube, LinkedIn, X and Facebook each ask for, plus the share image for your own website. Frame each one, see the safe areas, download them all.
Your photo never leaves your device. Nothing is uploaded.
A headshot, a logo or a shop front. It opens on this device; DigiPrimp has no upload button because it never needs one.
Each format opens at its real shape. Drag to move, slide to zoom. Circle avatars show the circle; the YouTube banner shows its safe area for text and logos.
Every file comes out at the exact pixel size. JPEGs are fitted under the platform's file-size limit where it states one. A file over the limit is never handed over: the studio names it and says why. Take them one at a time, or all at once in a ZIP.
Ten formats from one photo. Every size comes from the platform's own help page, checked October 15, 2026.
The studio crops, resizes and saves your files inside your own browser. No photo is sent to our server, stored, shown to anyone or used to train anything.
What a Kit Desk saves is only the recipe: background colour, ring, which sizes you want and how each one is framed. Open the kit next time, pick your new photo, and every size lines up the same way.
Free during preview: checkout is not switched on yet, so every Studio Pass feature is free for everyone. These are the prices it will have.
No. The studio works without one. A Kit Desk is a private link: whoever has the link can open it, so keep it like a password. There is no email and no sign-in.
Each file is made at the size the platform's help page recommends and, where the page states a file-size limit, under it. Platforms change their layouts and limits; the size guide says when each one was checked and links to the page.
Yes. Drag with a finger to move the photo and use the slider to zoom. Large banners take a moment longer on older phones.
No. DigiPrimp is an independent tool. Their names appear only to say which size a file is for.