Make your ownGTA cover art
Free online cover makers for the iconic Grand Theft Auto box art. Pick a game, drop in your own photos, position and zoom them, then download a high resolution PNG.
Free online tools
What is the GTA Cover Maker?
The GTA Cover Maker is a collection of free browser tools that recreate the look of the official Grand Theft Auto box art, one game at a time. Each cover uses a distinctive grid of panels, and every maker matches that grid faithfully. You add your own photos, slot them into the panels, and each tool clips your image to the exact shape of each panel.
Whether you want a custom cover for your friend group, a themed profile banner, a meme, or a poster for your wall, you can build it here in a couple of minutes. Nothing is uploaded anywhere: every photo stays on your device, and the finished cover downloads straight to your computer or phone.
Why use it
Faithful grids
Each game's cover panels are traced to match the real box art, so your collage looks authentic.
Zoom and position
Drag to move and scroll to zoom each photo inside its panel until the framing is right.
Custom frame
Change the colour and thickness of the inner lines and the outer border to match any style.
High resolution PNG
Export a crisp image ready for wallpapers, prints and social posts.
No install, no login
Runs entirely in your browser. No account, no download, no software to set up.
Private by design
Your images never leave your device. There is no upload and no watermark on the result.
Frequently asked questions
Guides and ideas
From the blog
How to make your own GTA VI cover art
A step by step walkthrough for building a custom Grand Theft Auto VI cover from your own photos, free.
DesignThe GTA VI cover grid layout, explained
Why the nine tile collage works, what goes in each panel, and how to compose a balanced cover.
Ideas10 creative GTA 6 cover ideas to try
Fun themes and prompts for your custom cover, from friend group editions to pet and meme covers.
GuideHow to make your own GTA V cover art
Build a custom Grand Theft Auto V cover: what sits in each panel of the Los Santos collage, and how to fill it.
GuideHow to make your own GTA IV cover art
The Liberty City grid, panel by panel, and how to pick photos that suit its colder, greyer look.
GuideHow to make your own GTA San Andreas cover art
San Andreas panels are tilted rather than square. Here is how to frame photos so the crops still work.
GuideHow to make your own GTA Vice City cover art
Vice City's dividers run on diagonals. A guide to filling its nine panels with your own neon summer photos.