Facebook offers companies a lot of ways to showcase their products and services. On the one hand this is helpful, as you can choose methods of promotion that bring the most benefit for your company and best fit your marketing needs. On the other hand, the more tools are out there, the more confusion there is and the more time you need to learn about each and every one of them in detail. In this article, we’ve gathered all the image sizes you’ll ever need when promoting your Facebook
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Facebook profile imageProfile image as it appears on business pages Profile image as it appears on personal profilesProfile images look slightly different on business pages than they do on personal profiles, as some time ago Facebook shifted profile images on business pages to the left side of the screen. This way business pages stand out from personal profiles. However, the dimensions of profile images are the same for both business pages and individual profiles. Image guidelines:
Facebook cover imageBusiness page cover imageCover image as it appears on business pagesThere are currently three options for cover images: single image, multiple images (that will be turned into a slideshow) and video. You can also add a 360-degree photo as your cover image. Before designing a cover image, remember that it will display differently on desktop and mobile, so make sure to include all of the important elements within the mobile safe area so they don’t get cut off. Single image business page cover imageImage guidelines:
Slideshow business page cover imageImage guidelines:
Video business page coverVideo guidelines:
Personal profile cover imageCover image as it appears on personal timelinesImage guidelines:
Group cover imageCover image as it appears in groupsImage guidelines:
Facebook shared imageSingle shared image as it appears on business pages Multiple shared images as they appear on business pagesFacebook lets you upload one or more images to a post. It’s pretty straightforward with single image posts, however difficulties start when you want to upload multiple images with different aspect ratios. Then the way they’ll be displayed in the post will largely depend on what aspect ratio your first image is and also on how many images there are in total. Single imageThree image orientations
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Multiple imagesMultiple square imagesMultiple square images as they appear in postsImages will be displayed differently based on how many you upload.
Multiple portrait imagesMultiple portrait images as they appear in postsHere again the images will be displayed differently based on how many you upload.
Multiple landscape imagesMultiple portrait images as they appear in postsThe situation is similar when uploading landscape images, and again the way they’ll look depends on how many there are.
Images with multiple orientations If you’re uploading images that all have different sizes and orientations, the layout will be based on the first image. Facebook shared videoShared video as it appears on business pagesYou can upload regular videos as well as 360-degree videos as shared posts on your timeline. You can use two video orientations — landscape and portrait — but note that the requirements differ. Video guidelines:
360-degree video guidelines:
Facebook shared linkRectangular image thumbnail as it appears on business pages Square image thumbnail as it appears on business pagesWhen you share a link on Facebook, you can use a custom thumbnail image for it. You can use both rectangular and square images. It’s longer possible to upload your own thumbnail image for all links, however. You can only do this for links from your own site. To set a custom thumbnail, you’ll need to set the «og:image» property on the page’s Open Graph metadata. Here’s Facebook’s documentation on it: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/webmasters. Image guidelines:
Facebook event header imageEvent header image as it appears on event pagesYou can use both images and videos as event headers. Image guidelines:
Facebook storiesStories as they appear on mobileImage guidelines:
Facebook highlighted imageHighlighted image as it appears on business pagesWhen you create a milestone on your page, you can add an image that will be shown along with it on your timeline. Image guidelines:
Facebook notes cover imageNotes image as it appears on the timeline Notes image as it appears when you open the noteImage guidelines:
Facebook Our Story imageOur Story image as it appears on the business page Our Story image as it appears when you open the sectionYou can find the Our Story section on the right-hand side of your business page when viewing it on desktop and beneath your cover photo or beneath the Community section when viewing it on mobile. Image guidelines:
Facebook shop imagesShop section with product images as it appears on the business pageShop section with product images as it appears on the business page The Shop tab goes to the section on your Page where you can add your products or services. You can list as many products as you want. Facebook requires that each product image be of the product itself and not a graphical representation (like an illustration or an icon). You also aren’t allowed to use images that have text on them (like calls to action or promo codes), images that can be regarded as advertising or promotional material, images that include watermarks, or images that have time-sensitive information (like limited-time price drops). Image guidelines:
These are pretty much all the image sizes you’ll need when promoting your page on Facebook. Remember that Facebook loves updating the platform and introducing new features, so make sure you check regularly for updates about any changes in these image sizes. And while you’re preparing your page for promotion, don’t forget about a few more important things that will help you check the efficiency of your advertising:
Our clients Grow faster by measuring what works best in your marketing Analyze your marketing efficiency, find the growth areas, increase ROI Get demo How many photos can you post to Facebook at once?Note: You can upload up to 1000 photos to an album.
How do I add more than 40 photos to a Facebook post?To select multiple photos to be uploaded at the same time, hold the CTRL key (or CMD key, for Mac) as you click on each photo to upload. Upload photos. Click on the “Open” button on the lower right corner of the small window, and the selected photos will start uploading to Facebook under a new album.
How many images can you upload in a single post?Instagram app for Android
Tap at the top to view your phone's library. Tap Post, then tap . Select up to 10 photos and videos from your phone's library. To adjust how each photo or video is cropped, tap it then touch the screen to adjust how it fits in the frame.
Can a Facebook post have multiple images?Facebook lets you post single images directly to your Timeline. To include multiple images in a single post, create a note. Notes contain fewer photos and more text than photo albums, arranging content similarly to blog posts.
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