Which way is best?
There is no universal answer. OneKlick is handier for regular covers without complex graphics, a designer for a brand style, an editor for exact manual assembly.
How to make a cover: three ways
You can hire a designer, build a cover yourself in a template editor (for example, Canva) or get it from a photo and description in OneKlick. No single way is best: the choice depends on the task.
A comparison that matters
| What we compare | Designer | Template editor | OneKlick |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you provide | A brief and materials | A template, photo and text that you assemble yourself | A photo and a short description of the topic |
| Skills needed | None, but you need to be able to set the task | Basic editor skills | None |
| Time per cover | Depends on the contractor | Depends on your experience | Usually about a minute |
| Control over details | High, through revisions | High: you move every element | Moderate: you can change the text and pick another variant |
| Price | Negotiated | Depends on the service plan | The first one is free, then paid with credits from a pack — no subscription |
When OneKlick fits
- You need many covers quickly — one for each video.
- You have no time or skills to build a cover by hand.
- You need a cover from a real photo without complex graphics.
When another way is better
- You need a brand style with an exact font and logo — a designer is better.
- You need a layered layout accurate to the pixel — an editor is better.
- You need a complex illustration or animation — a designer is better.
The ways can be combined
Make the base in OneKlick, download the file and make small edits in your usual editor. You get speed, and precise control where you need it.
Compare on your own photo
Your first cover comes with 50 credits on us — no card, no subscription.
Make a cover for freeCommon questions
Which is cheaper?
Designer and editor prices depend on the contractor and plan. In OneKlick the first cover is free, then it costs 50 credits.
Can I refine the result in another editor?
Yes. Download the finished file and open it in any editor you like.