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1. Open Phonto and your text like I did make sure you use white as your text color. Save when finished.
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2. Open your template in superimpose and then the color to change the color go to filter and mess around with the hue. If you want your strip to be white go to filter click background and then click invert the colors. If your strip is white go to transform and make the filter screen if you want it black make the filter multiply. Merge.
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3. Open your color again and make it so it covers the strip make the filter multiply if your strip is white and make it screen if it's black. Merge when finished.
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4. Open your png up next and place it where you would like if your strip it's white go to filter and turn the brightness all the way up if it's black turn it all the way down. Then go to transform and turn the opacity down a little merge when finished.
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5. Add your png again and this time place it a little to the right or left so it looks like There's a white or black shadow merge and save when finished.
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Now you can leave it like this or if you'd like you could go to pixlr and go to styles and add silk like I did with my covers. Or just add a nice filter if you'd like.
This cover will be a premade so if you'd like it let me know.
