Facebook Cover Photo Specs
Sunday, April 8, 2018
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If you want a guide to whatever you have to know about editing and sizing your Facebook profile images and cover pictures, then this is Facebook Cover Photo Specs a simple and thorough tutorial that will guide you step by action. Make certain to conserve this link.
Part I: Getting The Dimensions Right
1. The best ways to modify a Cover Image: 851 x 315 px
You can't submit a cover photo that's less than 720 px large. For sharp, crisp images, begin with a canvas that's two times the size (1702 x 630 px). For images with text or graphics, you may get a greater quality result using a PNG file.
A. Go to Fotor.com and click modify a picture, Basic Edits, and after that Crop. Make sure your picture is at least 851 x 315 pixels before you start. Under Crop, type in 851 x 315 and crop the picture.
Prior to:
After:
B. Save As: Make certain to wait under the Premium quality settings and conserve it to a hassle-free location that you will have the ability to discover later on.
2. Profile Image: 160 x 160 px.
Profile pictures must be at least 180 x 180 px to submit and after that are shrunk down to 160 × 160. Rectangle-shaped images will be cropped from the center of the image. When you post an update, comment or like somebody else's page, your profile image will appear at 90 x 90 px.
A. Go to Fotor.com and click edit a picture, Basic Edits, and then Crop. Make certain your photo is at least 180 by 180 pixels prior to you start. Under Crop, key in 180 by 180 and crop the picture.
B.You might find that the dimensions are right but you need to resize the image. In this case, click resize. Make certain when finished cropping and resizing that your pictures measurements are 180 x 180 pixels.
Prior to:.
After:.
B. Again, remember to Save it: Ensure to wait under the High Quality settings and wait to a hassle-free location that you will remember.
Part II: Publishing to Facebook.
1) Go to Facebook and to the top of your profile screen and hover over your cover photo. Click modification cover image and submit the cover picture you previously edited. This will alter your cover image.
Before.
After:.
2. Now, hover the mouse over your profile image, click upload a picture, and upload the profile picture you edited using Fotor.
Tada! We are done!
To start editing your Facebook pictures at Fotor click on this link. Likewise come see our Facebook page. If you have any questions do not hesitate to ask us here on the blog site or call us at support.fotor.com.
Best of luck!
- The Fotor Team.
BTW: we practically forgot to inform you. You can likewise utilize Image Collage to make a Facebook Cover Image. Really rapidly we will show you how.
1. Go to Fotor Photo Collage and click Get Started Now. Click which template you prefer and then scroll down on the left toolbar.
So scroll down the left hand toolbar until you see this. Notice how you need to first open it then change the measurements to the Facebook dimensions (851 × 315).
The collage template now appears like this. Notice you can adjust the border width and rounding. (I recommend using the 2 vector template since it looks a little bit cleaner).
Start including your images. You can adjust the zoom, the lightness, the filter, along with the rotation of each picture.
Bam. Its done! Wait then publish it as your Facebook cover picture the exact same as in Part II Step 1 earlier back.
Excellent hunting people!
Share Facebook Cover Photo Specs with your friends.
Facebook Cover Photo Specs
Part I: Getting The Dimensions Right
1. The best ways to modify a Cover Image: 851 x 315 px
You can't submit a cover photo that's less than 720 px large. For sharp, crisp images, begin with a canvas that's two times the size (1702 x 630 px). For images with text or graphics, you may get a greater quality result using a PNG file.
A. Go to Fotor.com and click modify a picture, Basic Edits, and after that Crop. Make sure your picture is at least 851 x 315 pixels before you start. Under Crop, type in 851 x 315 and crop the picture.
Prior to:
After:
B. Save As: Make certain to wait under the Premium quality settings and conserve it to a hassle-free location that you will have the ability to discover later on.
2. Profile Image: 160 x 160 px.
Profile pictures must be at least 180 x 180 px to submit and after that are shrunk down to 160 × 160. Rectangle-shaped images will be cropped from the center of the image. When you post an update, comment or like somebody else's page, your profile image will appear at 90 x 90 px.
A. Go to Fotor.com and click edit a picture, Basic Edits, and then Crop. Make certain your photo is at least 180 by 180 pixels prior to you start. Under Crop, key in 180 by 180 and crop the picture.
B.You might find that the dimensions are right but you need to resize the image. In this case, click resize. Make certain when finished cropping and resizing that your pictures measurements are 180 x 180 pixels.
Prior to:.
After:.
B. Again, remember to Save it: Ensure to wait under the High Quality settings and wait to a hassle-free location that you will remember.
Part II: Publishing to Facebook.
1) Go to Facebook and to the top of your profile screen and hover over your cover photo. Click modification cover image and submit the cover picture you previously edited. This will alter your cover image.
Before.
After:.
2. Now, hover the mouse over your profile image, click upload a picture, and upload the profile picture you edited using Fotor.
Tada! We are done!
To start editing your Facebook pictures at Fotor click on this link. Likewise come see our Facebook page. If you have any questions do not hesitate to ask us here on the blog site or call us at support.fotor.com.
Best of luck!
- The Fotor Team.
BTW: we practically forgot to inform you. You can likewise utilize Image Collage to make a Facebook Cover Image. Really rapidly we will show you how.
1. Go to Fotor Photo Collage and click Get Started Now. Click which template you prefer and then scroll down on the left toolbar.
So scroll down the left hand toolbar until you see this. Notice how you need to first open it then change the measurements to the Facebook dimensions (851 × 315).
The collage template now appears like this. Notice you can adjust the border width and rounding. (I recommend using the 2 vector template since it looks a little bit cleaner).
Start including your images. You can adjust the zoom, the lightness, the filter, along with the rotation of each picture.
Bam. Its done! Wait then publish it as your Facebook cover picture the exact same as in Part II Step 1 earlier back.
Excellent hunting people!
Share Facebook Cover Photo Specs with your friends.