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Title & Cover A/B

Two cover directions for your content, side by side in one picture.

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A cover decides whether your post gets read. Title & Cover A/B gives you two genuinely different cover directions — different headline angle, different visual — rendered side by side in one comparison image, ready to share wherever your readers are and let the vote decide.

How it works

  1. Paste your content (a note, an article, a video script — or just the topic).
  2. Pick the platform — Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube thumbnail or blog banner — and a design style: bold poster, magazine, warm lifestyle, or gradient.
  3. Get one A/B image: two covers, each with its headline set large.

Two angles, not two fonts

The generator is told to find two real angles — e.g. "survival guide" vs "what's in my bag" — and design each cover around its angle. If both versions look the same, regenerate; the prompt demands distinct concepts.

Platform conventions baked in

Headline length, composition and contrast follow where the cover will live: a TikTok cover gets huge text in the upper third, a YouTube thumbnail gets maximum contrast, a blog banner stays calm and elegant. Headlines are written in words, sized to stay legible at feed size.

Pick with your readers

Download the A/B image, post it to your story or channel, and let the vote decide. Once you know which angle wins, Title Generator can help you extend that angle into the rest of the post.

Questions

Will the headline text in the image be accurate?

The image model renders the exact headline text from each concept, and the prompt demands it be sharp and identical to the quoted text. Occasionally a word renders imperfectly — regenerate, or pick the other version. Both headlines are also short (2–8 words) because long text is where image models slip.

Are the two versions actually different?

They're required to be: the concepts step is instructed to find two different angles (for example "survival guide" versus "what's in my bag"), not the same sentence twice. The art directions must differ too, so the comparison is meaningful.

Which aspect is the cover?

Vertical (portrait) — it suits Instagram, TikTok and Pinterest covers. The comparison image shows both versions side by side within that vertical frame. For a YouTube thumbnail, crop the side you prefer to 16:9.

Can I use just one of the two versions?

Yes — the A/B image is one picture, but each side is a complete cover. Crop the side you prefer, or regenerate with a different style for the winner.

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