Resize Image to 480x672

Dividing 480 and 672 by 96 gives 5 and 7, so the canvas is exactly 5:7. The taller proportion works well for cover studies and editorial cards because it leaves vertical room for a subject plus separate title or supporting layout space.

Use 480x672 for book-cover studies and vertical editorial cards only when it matches the available slot. The preset creates an exact 5:7 editorial portrait; it does not certify compatibility with every template or service.

480x672 forms an exact 5:7 editorial portrait. Reserve the upper or lower zone needed for surrounding title treatment. The exact 5:7 editorial portrait should keep its subject clear outside the enlarged editor preview.

A 5:7 fill crop can remove side content from a wider source or trim vertical context from a taller one. Reserve the upper or lower title zone before cropping, and use a contained fit when the full illustration, subject outline, or meaningful background edge must remain visible.

Reserve a calmer upper or lower zone for cover typography instead of placing text over the busiest detail. Keep the title outside the image when the final layout can render live, accessible type; if text must be baked in, test contrast and legibility at the real card size.

Choose a source whose usable 5:7 crop already reaches 480x672. A taller original gives you room to preserve the subject while reserving title space, but it cannot add facial or illustration detail that is missing from the source.

At 480x672, start from a taller source when possible so the cover crop does not sacrifice the subject. Place the image in a mock cover or editorial card with live title treatment so the subject still separates cleanly from typography and surrounding color.

JPG suits photographic cover art; PNG keeps typography or illustration edges clean. Transparency can help layered cover design, though a finished full-bleed cover is normally opaque.