"Jurassic World" actor Chris Pratt is impressed by the response that he got from the Internet just a hours after soliciting for contributions to Photoshop his new Facebokk header.

In a Facebook post on Aug. 1, Anna Farris' husband wrote, "I have been loving the submissions so far in my Facebook Header Photoshop Competition. There are so many hilarious and talented people out there!"

"I'm so impressed! And I have been laughing my ass off. Thank you so much! So far this has been really fun."

But he said that there can only be one winner, because there's only one room for one header.

"It is me, not an assistant, viewing all your submissions and ultimately selecting the winner. If your photo gets a like it's because I liked it! I haven't seen them all, there are so many, but I will," he added.

"Thank you so much for all your hard work! I feel so blessed to have such awesome fans. Now photoshop like you've never photoshopped before."

On July 31, Chris Pratt advertised his need for a new Facebook header, and laid down a few requirements.

"I'm looking to have Peter Quill, Owen, Andy and Emmet in the mix," he wrote. "Possibly some other fun stuff including but not limited to previous roles, my family, eagles, american flags, guns, cool ford raptors, cigars, explosions, anything sly stallone, bloodsport, early steven segal, anything that looks bad ass and will say, 'Hey this facebookprofile is chris's and this is what he's all about.'"

And that's not all, Chris Pratt's Facebook header should also contain "maybe some raptors, or even some largemouth bass or deer or trophy elk, maybe some cool guns or rollerblades or possibly even a nascar or a steak maybe even some corndogs."

New Zealand's Stuff magazine noted that some of the fans went ahead to post outside of the boundaries of Chris Pratt's requirements for his Facebook header.

 "Everything on Pratt's list was included, but many fans took to the opportunity to step outside the photoshop boundaries and create hand-drawn masterpieces, as well as Instagram stills combing his request in Lego-form, or parodying his most famous scenes and memes," it said.