Facebook photo resizer for posts, covers, and profiles

Cover photos that lose their edges and blurry feed images usually come down to sizing. Crop to Facebook's real display dimensions before you upload.

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How to resize a photo for Facebook

1

Drop a photo into the tool or click to browse.

2

Choose a Facebook placement, from feed to cover.

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Adjust the crop so the important parts stay in frame.

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Download your photo at the exact dimensions.

Every Facebook image size in 2026

The dimensions Facebook actually displays, from the feed to your cover photo.

Format Aspect ratio Size in pixels
Feed & link post1.91:11200 × 630
Square post1:11080 × 1080
Portrait post4:51080 × 1350
Stories & Reels9:161080 × 1920
Cover photo2.63:1820 × 312
Event cover1.91:11920 × 1005
Group cover1.91:11640 × 856
Profile picture1:1720 × 720

Why Facebook crops and blurs your photos

Facebook fits every upload into fixed display slots. When an image does not match the slot's aspect ratio, Facebook center-crops it, which is how cover photos lose their edges and product shots lose their captions. Oversized files also get recompressed on upload, softening detail. Cropping to the exact display size first means what you approve is what people see.

Which Facebook size should you pick?

Link and feed posts display around 1200 × 630, while square and portrait photos give you more height in the mobile feed. Cover photos are the trickiest: the 820 × 312 desktop crop trims the sides on mobile, so keep logos and text near the middle. The same edge-trimming applies to group covers (1640 × 856) and event covers (1920 × 1005), two formats people routinely stretch a page cover into. Profile pictures display small and circular in comments, so a tight, centered subject at 720 × 720 reads best.

After the resize

Download as JPG for photos or PNG for graphics with text, then post it straight away or line it up in a Facebook scheduler so the post goes out when your page's audience is actually online.

Questions, answered

How do I resize a photo for Facebook?

Upload your photo, choose the Facebook format you need, drag the crop box into position, and download. The image exports at the exact pixel size Facebook displays, so nothing gets cropped or squashed after you post it.

What size should Facebook posts be?

Link and feed images display at 1200 × 630 pixels (1.91:1). Square 1080 × 1080 and portrait 1080 × 1350 photos also work in the feed and take up more vertical space on mobile.

What size is a Facebook cover photo?

Facebook displays cover photos at 820 × 312 pixels on desktop, but mobile crops the sides. Keep anything important, like text or faces, near the center of the frame.

What size should a Facebook profile picture be?

Upload at least 720 × 720 pixels. Facebook displays profile pictures as small circles in the feed and comments, so center your subject tightly.

What size is a Facebook event cover photo?

Event covers are 1920 × 1005 pixels at a 1.91:1 ratio. Facebook shows them at different widths depending on the device, so keep the event name and date artwork centered rather than pushed to an edge.

What size is a Facebook group cover photo?

Group covers are 1640 × 856 pixels. Like page covers, the left and right edges get trimmed on phones, so anything you need members to read belongs in the middle of the frame.

Why do my Facebook photos look blurry?

Facebook compresses large uploads with its own settings, which softens detail. Resizing to the exact display dimensions before uploading avoids the heaviest compression and keeps your photo sharp.

Is this Facebook photo resizer free?

Yes, free with no account required, and downloads carry no watermark or usage limit.

Are my photos uploaded anywhere?

No. The crop and resize run inside your browser using your device, so the photo never touches a server.

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