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Your Instagram cover is doing more damage than you think.
Most creators let Instagram grab a random frame of them mid sentence as their reel cover.
That random frame is the first thing anyone sees before deciding if your content is worth their time.
So I rebuilt mine in Canva instead.
Brand kit loaded once, fonts and colors locked in everywhere.
I tell Canva AI what the reel’s about and it pulls a design straight from my brand kit, then I just adjust it.
No way that’s Canva.
If you want the exact steps,
comment ‘Canva’ and I’ll send it your way. 🔗
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Here are two Instagram pages. One of them is losing followers and views every day. The reason is hidden in plain sight. Can you guess what it is? It's covers. You spend hours on the adi. Then you hit worst and let Instagram grab a random frame of you mid sentence as your cover. That random frame is the first thing anyone sees before they decide if your content is even worth the time. Someone lands on your profile, nine random screenshots, zero idea on what the videos are actually about, and and they best scroll past. A clear cover image does the opposite. It tells you exactly what's inside before they even tap play. I open Canva, and my brand kit is already loaded. My fonts, my colors, all locked in once and applied everywhere. I tell Canva AI what's the reel is about, and it pulls a design based on my brand kit. I'm not starting from tier, and I'm not picking a random template either. I just adjust it, swipe an element, tighten the text, and this is the cover I made for that exact video. Same brand, same font better single time. So you tell me which one is better. Comment Canva and I'll send you exactly how I set up mine and some extra tips that will make your covers chef kiss. Happy creating. Peace.