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Pick a size, crop or fit your image, and download it. Every size comes from the network's own help or developer pages, and your image never leaves your device.

Shape 4:5. The Instagram app takes photos up to 3:4 (1080 × 1440), but posts sent from scheduling apps must be no taller than 4:5. JPEG, up to 8 MB.

Choose an image to see it at 1080×1350. It stays on your device.

Image sizes each network documents

Read on 2026-10-17 from each network's own pages. Threads and Bluesky publish no recommended image size, so they have none here.

NetworkImageSize
X (Twitter) Profile photoJPG, GIF or PNG, up to 2 MB. 400×400[1]
X (Twitter) Header (banner)X says about 60 pixels at the top and bottom can be cropped on some screens, so keep text away from those edges. 1500×500[1]
LinkedIn Profile photoLinkedIn accepts anything from 400 × 400 up to 7680 × 4320 pixels, PNG or JPG, up to 8 MB. 400×400[2]
LinkedIn Profile background photoPNG or JPG, up to 8 MB. 1584×396[3]
LinkedIn Company Page logoSmallest accepted is 268 × 268. PNG or JPEG, up to 3 MB. 400×400[4]
LinkedIn Company Page cover imagePNG or JPEG, up to 3 MB. LinkedIn may trim the edges on some screens, so keep key details in the centre. 1512×256[5]
LinkedIn Link preview imageShape 1.91:1. Up to 5 MB. Images under 200 pixels wide show as a small thumbnail. 1200×627[6]
Facebook Page profile pictureShown as a circle, so keep your logo away from the corners. 320×320[7]
Facebook Page cover photoLoads fastest as a JPG under 100 KB. Must be at least 400 × 150. Your profile picture covers part of the left side. 851×315[8]
Facebook Feed post, squareMeta lists this as the smallest recommended size for square images in the Facebook feed (from its ads guidance). 1080×1080[9]
Facebook Feed post, portraitShape 4:5, from Meta’s feed image guide for ads. Up to 30 MB. 1440×1800[10]
Facebook StoryShape 9:16, full-screen vertical, from Meta’s Stories image guide for ads. Up to 30 MB. 1440×2560[11]
Facebook Link preview imageShape 1.91:1. Up to 8 MB. Images smaller than 600 × 315 show much smaller. 1200×630[12]
Instagram Feed post, squareInstagram keeps photos up to 1080 pixels wide; wider photos are scaled down to 1080. 1080×1080[13]
Instagram Feed post, portraitShape 4:5. The Instagram app takes photos up to 3:4 (1080 × 1440), but posts sent from scheduling apps must be no taller than 4:5. JPEG, up to 8 MB. 1080×1350[14]
Instagram Feed post, landscapeShape 1.91:1, the widest Instagram allows. Wider photos get cropped. 1080×566[13]
Instagram StoryShape 9:16, full-screen vertical. Instagram recommends 9:16 to avoid cropping or blank space. JPEG, up to 8 MB. 1080×1920[15]
TikTok Photo post, verticalTikTok caps photos at 1080p and 20 MB each (JPEG or WebP) but doesn’t name a shape for photo posts. This uses vertical 9:16, the shape TikTok gives for vertical carousel images in its ad specs. 1080×1920[16]
YouTube Video thumbnailShape 16:9, at least 640 pixels wide. JPG or PNG, up to 50 MB from a computer or 2 MB from the mobile app. 3840×2160[17]
YouTube Shorts thumbnailShape 9:16, at least 640 pixels tall. Custom Shorts thumbnails can only be added in YouTube Studio on a computer. 2160×3840[17]
YouTube Channel bannerSmallest accepted is 2048 × 1152 (16:9). Keep text and logos inside the middle 1235 × 338 area at that size, because the edges get cropped on some devices. Up to 6 MB. 2560×1440[18]
Pinterest Standard PinShape 2:3. Taller Pins may get cut off in the feed. PNG or JPEG, up to 20 MB on desktop or 32 MB in the app. 1000×1500[19]
Google Business Profile Business photo, squareJPG or PNG, between 10 KB and 5 MB, at least 250 × 250. Google gives one photo guideline for your Business Profile and no separate size for post photos. 720×720[20]

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