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Discover LudwigThe phrase "cover picture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an image that serves as the main visual representation for a publication, social media profile, or other media.
Example: "Please upload a new cover picture for your profile to make it more appealing."
Alternatives: "profile image" or "banner image."
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David Cameron's GQ cover picture.
"We had to wear uniforms for the cover picture.
Her public cover picture on Facebook describes herself as "just a lil princess with anger issues".
Ms. Lipper took the cover picture of misty mountain ranges while on vacation in Jordan.
Deaver posed for the cover picture but it had a coverline he would not have chosen.
A 2010 Time magazine front cover picture of a mutilated woman caught the attention of the world.
The inspiration for the stream came from the cover picture of a photograph album of "Harold in Italy".
(Harris: "The cover picture of Rudolf Hess was replaced by a photograph of a new-born baby").
The cover picture is again a photograph: this time of a dusty, cobwebby mouldering vicar in a black hat, with black holes for his eye sockets.
"There are so many kinds of man," he wrote in a notebook with a cover picture of Leonardo DiCaprio on the Titanic.
"Unanimous" settles for a cover picture of Coulter that defaces her with a Magic Marker, adding horns, a tail, a mustache and a goatee.
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