Social Media Image Sizes Cheat Sheet and templates

Social Media Image Sizes Cheat Sheet Infographic

I spotted this really useful Social Media Image Sizes infographic earlier on twitter. It has all the image dimensions and file size restrictions for all the major social media platforms. I thought I’d post it to the blog, if only so I know where to find it when I need it, but I think you’ll find it useful.
Social Media Image Sizes

Facebook

Profile image: 180x180px but note that Facebook will also generate a 32 x 32 version as a thumbnail which will be used throughout Facebook.

Cover Photo: 851 x 315px – if you make it any smaller then it will be scaled to this size. For best results upload an RGB JPG file less than 100kb. Images with a logo or text may be best as a PNG file.

Uploaded / Shared Images: The recommended size is 1,200 x 630 px. These will appear in feed at a max width of 470 px and will scale to this size if you upload a smaller image.

Linked In

Profile Image: 400 x 400px – Recommend between 400×400 and 20,000 x 20,000px with a max file size of 10mb

YouTube

Channel Cover Photo: 2560×1440

There are a lot of different platforms and devices that users can stream YouTube on so it’s important that your brand has a photo optimised for each one.

Display Sizes:

Tab!et displays: 1855 x 423 –

TV display’. 2560 x 1440

Mobile display: 1546 x 423

Desktop: 2560 x 423

(1546 x 423 – pixels are always visible).

Twitter

Header Photo: 1500×500

Profile Photo: 400×400 but is displayed at 200×200

In-Stream Photo: 400×250

 

UPDATE 2018: MakeAWebsitehub.com have been in touch to say that they have published an updated Social Media Image and Video Sizes Guide for 2018.  Click here for the latest version.


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