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Book Brush (Review)




Book Brush makes it simple for authors to make advertising and social media images. No more struggling with converting a book from a 2d image to a 3d image. Book Brush can also be used by Bloggers to easily create images for their blog posts and giveaways! Here are some of the features you will love….


✔️ Book Brush can create ads with 3D cover images (30+ templates) in minutes
✔️ Book Brush will let you choose pre-made templates for Amazon ads, BookBub ads, Facebook ads, and more...
✔️ … which you can create with over 1 million royalty-free images and book stamps
 ✔️ It has a Video Creator to easily create Video Effects behind a Promotional Image

If you have been looking for a way to amp up your blog, Book Brush is the answer. I know that I am constantly reviewing books and have held dozens of book giveaways here on Thrift Schooling and this tool is just the think to help promote books on social media.

Below is an image I created to post on Twitter to promote an item I am selling on Ebay. I was able to include three book images and created this image in less than five minutes! I had it on Twitter shortly after and immediately I received a re-tweet!



But this tool is not only for books! By joining Book Brush you have access to over ONE MILLION images that you can use for your blog posts! Amazing right? 

Here is one graphic I made for my Twitter header. It took me a couple times to do it because it kept cutting off the text that was close to the edges but I finally got it!


Having access to a site like this is a gem! You can create quality posts using amazing photos and stunning 3D graphics in minutes. I was impressed with how easy the site is to navigate and how quickly I was able to create an image. Creating images no longer has to be a daunting task for bloggers. 

“Disclosure (in accordance with the FTC’s 16 CFR, Part 255:  “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising”):  Many thanks to Propeller Consulting, LLC for providing the product/product information. Opinions are 100% my own and NOT influenced by monetary compensation.  I did/will receive a sample of the product in exchange for this review and post.

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