Resize for Facebook in a full page editor, then drag or zoom to adjust the crop.
Last updated: September 2026
5 Presets
Placement Sizes
Adjust Crop
Fill Method
JPEG 88
Fixed Output
Private
No Uploads
Upload image for Facebook
Tap to select or drag and drop. JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC.
Your file never leaves this device.
Drop or select one supported image. It stays on your device.
Pick dimensions for the feed, Story, Page cover or profile placement.
Drag or zoom to keep faces, text and key graphics in view.
Upload the JPEG to a draft or publishing tool and inspect the real placement before posting.
These canvases cover distinct placements; they are not one universal Facebook image standard.
Link preview / wide post
Useful 1.91:1 canvas rather than a universal feed requirement.
Square feed image
High-resolution square canvas for feed placements.
Story
Full-screen 9:16 creative with interface-safe space.
Page cover
Current upload recommendation; responsive display still varies.
Profile photo
Square source above Facebook's current 320×320 quality guidance.
Design for the placement
A wide link preview, square feed image and vertical Story serve different contexts.
Leave interface-safe space
Story controls and captions can cover content near the top and bottom.
Center Page-cover details
Cover cropping changes across viewport sizes, so edge content is vulnerable.
Prepare for circular profile display
Keep faces and logos away from the corners of the square source.
Preview after upload
The exported dimensions do not reproduce Facebook's responsive rendering.
Use a strong source
Upscaling a small original creates more pixels but not more real detail.
The source scales until it fills the selected target. A different aspect ratio is cropped equally around the center, and the crop can be repositioned.
Every preset exports JPEG at fixed quality 88. The tool does not preserve transparency or metadata, generate platform safe zones, or preview Facebook's responsive crop.
Calling every preset a Facebook requirement
Feed and responsive placements support multiple sizes and ratios.
Missing the crop
A mismatched source loses content around opposite edges. Use Adjust framing to reposition it.
Ignoring Story interface areas
Important text near the top or bottom may be covered in the app.
Expecting PNG or transparency
Every preset downloads as JPEG at fixed quality 88.
Upscaling a small profile image
The correct output dimensions cannot restore missing facial or logo detail.
Skipping real-placement previews
Cover and profile images can crop differently across devices and contexts.
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Compress for Upload
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No. It is a useful 1.91:1 canvas for link previews and wide images, not a universal requirement for every feed placement. Square and vertical assets are also used, and display can vary by placement and device.
A 1080 by 1920 image uses the full-screen 9:16 Story ratio. Keep important text and graphics away from the top and bottom interface areas.
Yes, when the source and preset have different aspect ratios. The initial crop is centered, and you can drag or zoom the image before applying a new crop.
Every preset exports JPEG at fixed quality 88. PNG transparency, the original format and embedded metadata are not preserved.
Not necessarily. Facebook cover display and cropping vary by device and viewport. Keep important content near the center and preview the uploaded cover on both desktop and mobile.
No. The interface accepts one source and produces one preset result at a time. You can reuse the loaded source for another preset and download each result separately.
No. Decoding, resizing, center-cropping and JPEG encoding happen locally in your browser.
Choose one image above, inspect the crop, and download a private browser-generated JPEG.
