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JPG, PNG, WebP or GIF up to 20 MB each, up to 20 images. Images stay on your device.
How to use
Add your image
Drag one or more photos into the upload box, up to 20 at 20 MB each. Every Facebook size is built from each file, and you click a thumbnail to switch between them.
Set the crop or fit
With Crop to fill, press Adjust crop on a size and drag or zoom until the important part sits in frame. Fit without cropping keeps the whole image on a colour or blurred background.
Download one or all
Choose an Output format, then press Download under a preview, or Download all (ZIP) for the full Facebook set. File names include the size name so they stay organised.
Why Facebook Image Resizer
- Post, portrait post, cover, group cover, profile, event and Story sizes for Facebook.
- Drag and zoom each crop instead of a fixed centre crop.
- Safe-zone overlay for the page cover on desktop and mobile.
- JPG, PNG or WebP with a quality setting, batch upload and a ZIP of all sizes.
Facebook image sizes in this resizer
These are the nine sizes the Facebook resizer creates, and you can add your own with Add a custom size. Facebook adjusts how it displays images across its apps, so keep the important part of any cover near the centre, where every screen shows it. The safe-zone frames on the page cover are approximate, which is why positioning matters more than chasing exact pixel numbers.
| Placement | Size (px) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Post (landscape) | 1200 x 630 | Link shares and landscape photo posts |
| Post (square) | 1080 x 1080 | Works in every feed |
| Post (4:5 portrait) | 1080 x 1350 | Tallest feed post on phones |
| Page cover | 1640 x 859 | Sides are cut off on phones, top and bottom on desktop |
| Profile cover | 1640 x 624 | Your personal profile header |
| Group cover | 1640 x 856 | Top of a Facebook group |
| Profile photo | 320 x 320 | Shown as a circle |
| Event cover | 1920 x 1005 | Top of the event page |
| Story | 1080 x 1920 | Full-screen 9:16 |
Facebook cover and Story safe zones
A page cover is one image that computers and phones crop in different directions. Computers show a wide band across the middle and trim the top and bottom. Phones show a taller slice and trim the sides. With Show safe zones ticked, the Page cover preset draws both frames, and the area where they overlap is where your logo and text belong.
Stories have a different problem: nothing is cropped, but Facebook lays your name and progress bar over the top and the reply bar over the bottom. The Story preset shades those bands in red. The frames are approximate, drawn only on the previews, and never saved into the downloaded file.