FACEBOOK – Recommended Image, Graphic, and Video Sizes for 2022 — illustration 1Profile Picture

Your Facebook profile picture is your virtual business card. It represents a brand or personal profile and appears above the cover photo on your timeline. The profile picture is also visible as a thumbnail next to a comment or post when you publish it.

Aspect ratio: 1 x 1

Recommended resolution: 170 x 170 pixels

 

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Cover Photo

Your Facebook cover photo appears on the timeline once published and will be displayed behind your profile picture on your timeline.

 

Recommended resolution: 820 x 312 pixels

 

Minimum resolution: 400 x 150 pixels

 

Tips:

  • To avoid compression or distortion, upload a JPG or PNG file.
  • Use the recommended pixel sizes to achieve the fastest loading times.
  • Profile pictures and cover photos with logos or text work best when uploaded as a PNG file.
  • Do not reposition the cover photo after confirming it.

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Timeline

Shared posts with photos and graphics appear on your timeline as well as on your followers' timelines.

 

Recommended resolution: 1200 x 630 pixels

Recommended aspect ratio: 1.91:1

Carousel 2 - 10 photos: 1200 x 1200 pixels at 1:1 aspect ratio

FACEBOOK – Recommended Image, Graphic, and Video Sizes for 2022 — illustration 4Event

The graphic displays as the main event image. Its main job is to grab the audience's attention.

 

Recommended resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels

Minimum resolution: 470 × 174 pixels

 

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Facebook Story

Aspect ratio: 9:16

Recommended resolution: 1080 x 1920 pixels at 9:16 and 4:5 to 1.91:1 aspect ratios

Max. length: 5 seconds (6 on Messenger)

Max. file size: 30 MB

 

Tips:

  • Facebook Stories fill the entire phone screen when they have a 9:16 aspect ratio.
  • Do not choose an image narrower than 500 pixels.
  • For text-based stories, consider leaving 14% of the top and bottom of the graphic free of text — 250 pixels. This way, no part of the text will be cut off.