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Resize Image for Facebook

Perfect Facebook dimensions instantly — posts, cover photos, profile photos, and stories. Free and private.

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Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, GIF — up to 100 MB each

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All Facebook image sizes

Pick any preset in the resizer above. All Facebook dimensions are available in one click.

Post

1200×630

Cover

820×312

Profile

180×180

Story

1080×1920

Resize for Facebook in three steps

  1. 1

    Upload your image

    Drop any photo — a product shot, event flyer, or portrait — directly into the resizer. JPEG, PNG, and WebP files are all accepted with no account required.

  2. 2

    Pick a Facebook preset

    Choose from four ready-made Facebook sizes: Post image (1200×630) for feed and link previews, Cover photo (820×312) for Pages and Groups, Profile photo (180×180) for your circular avatar, or Story (1080×1920) for the full-screen vertical format. Each preset is sized to Facebook's current specifications so your image won't be cropped or upscaled by the platform.

  3. 3

    Download and publish

    Export your resized image as a PNG or JPEG and upload it directly to Facebook. No compression surprises — what you export is what your followers see.

Who resizes images for Facebook

From small business owners scheduling weekly posts to Group admins refreshing their community cover photo, anyone publishing on Facebook eventually runs into a cropped or blurry image. Getting the dimensions right the first time means your content looks sharp whether followers see it in their feed, on your Page, or in a Story.

Small business owner

You share a weekly product photo to your Facebook Page and need it to fill the feed without Facebook auto-cropping the edges. Resize to 1200×630 so the full image appears in the post and in any link preview when customers share it.

Facebook Group admin

Your community Group has grown and the old cover photo looks stretched on desktop. Upload a fresh banner and resize it to 820×312 — keeping your text and logo centered so it looks correct at 640×360 on mobile too.

Event organizer

You're promoting a local event on Facebook and the auto-generated event cover looks pixelated. Resize your flyer to 1920×1080 for a crisp event cover that draws attention on the event page.

Content creator running Stories

You repurpose YouTube thumbnails or landscape photos for Facebook Stories but they always show up with distracting black bars. Resize to 1080×1920 to fill the full 9:16 Story frame before you upload.

Job seeker updating their profile

Your profile picture looks blurry because Facebook is upscaling a small photo into the 180×180 circular crop. Resize your headshot to exactly 180×180 — keeping the subject centered so the circular mask doesn't cut off your face.

Nonprofit fundraising team

Your donation campaign links shared on Facebook aren't showing a preview image because the attached graphic is too small. Resize to at least 1200×630 (the minimum is 600×315) so Facebook reliably renders the link preview card in supporters' feeds.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best image size for Facebook posts?

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Facebook recommends 1200×630 pixels for link preview images and shared photos. Square images at 1080×1080 also display well in the feed.

What are the Facebook cover photo dimensions?

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Facebook cover photos display at 820×312 pixels on desktop and 640×360 on mobile. Design with important content in the center to avoid being cropped on different devices.

What size is a Facebook profile picture?

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Facebook profile pictures are displayed at 176×176 pixels on desktop. Upload at least 180×180 pixels. The image is displayed as a circle so use a square image without important corners.

What size should a Facebook Story be?

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Facebook Stories use the same 9:16 ratio as Instagram Stories. The recommended size is 1080×1920 pixels.

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