Looking for current Facebook photo size dimensions?
Pin this handy infographic to refer to as needed. It’s updated for the new Facebook Page design, June 2014!
Contains all the essential Facebook wall photo sizes, plus full-tab app image size.
If you’re looking for an infographic that includes ad sizes, see this mega infographic with Facebook ad sizes.
Facebook Fan Page Photo Size Dimensions 2014
The essential Facebook sizes:
- Facebook cover photo size: 851 x 315 pixels
- Facebook profile picture size: 180 x 180 pixels
- Facebook wall post photo size: 504 px wide by up to 504 px high
- Facebook shared link thumbnail size: 484 x 252 pixels
- Facebook app image size: 111 x 74 pixels
- Facebook shared video size: 504 x 283 pixels
- Facebook photo thumbnail size: 105 x 105 pixels
- Facebook large video thumbnail size: 319 x 176 pixels
- Facebook small video thumbnail size: 157 x 87 pixels
- Facebook app image: 810 px wide by up to 1200 px high
Click the links above for more info on each topic. And grab a free Facebook cover photo template here!
More details on all Facebook Fan Page photo sizes can be found here: Best Facebook Photo Sizes: Cover, Profile, Wall Photos & More.
For details about the 2014 changes, check my latest post Facebook Fan Page wall photo sizes.
You may use this infographic on your own website if you link back to my site.
Pin, bookmark, embed, and share this helpful infographic of Facebook photo size dimensions – your followers will thank you!
Donna Merrill says
Thanks so much Louise,
This has been one of those projects that I have wanted to do, but was on the end of my to-do list.
This post has saved me the time and energy to figure it out! Finnally…
Thank you so much
Donna Merrill
Louise Myers says
You are so welcome Donna! Glad to hear it helped!
Japhet says
Thank so much Louise
Louise Myers says
You’re welcome, Japhet! Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Rebekah Radice says
This is a list I will be saving and coming back to! Thanks so much Louise!
Louise Myers says
I’m happy to hear that, Rebekah! It’s always nice to have all the specs in one place.
Natasha says
You’re an angel for this post. Bookmarked!
Louise Myers says
Thank you Natasha! Glad it helped 🙂
Suzanne Doughty says
Awesome infographic – thank you, Louise! I’m in the process of writing a blog post about posting images to Facebook and you have such great, useful info. I plan to link to it. Many thanks for taking the time to do this so thoroughly.
Louise Myers says
Thanks Suzanne! I love to get links 🙂 I’m always happy to hear that my information is useful, too!
Felicia Newbury says
Hi Louise, thank you for the great article! It’s really helpful as I do have been creating my own graphics and needed these dimensions for upload. Fantastic! To our success!
Louise Myers says
Thanks Felicia, best of luck!
Michael Field says
Saved me a lot of time! Pinned! 🙂
Michael
Louise Myers says
Hey Michael,
Thanks for stopping by, pinning, and commenting!
Cheers
rolandoray says
Louise:
Thank you so much for the infographic and all the image sizes. I was wondering what dpi and compression levels Facebook prefers when uploading .jpegs?
Thanks,
Ro
Louise Myers says
Hi Ro!
I always use 72dpi, as that’s how the images will appear to the end user. And I save the files at maximum size, as Facebook will compress them anyway.
A bit more info here: https://louisem.com/1730/how-to-optimize-photos-for-facebook
Thanks for visiting!
Louise
Sarit Lotem says
Great list Louise! Thanks for sharing.
Louise Myers says
You are most welcome, Sarit!
Pamela Frost Dennis says
Help! I think I messed this up!
Yesterday I set up a new Facebook page using my name. Your template Helped. Thank you.
I’m a recently published author and my book is selling well (yay) but now I am getting friend requests from readers that I want to go to my business page. I have a couple of other business pages in original format and no problems. But this new page has no search area for “people, places, or things”, so I can’t search for other pages to “like”. Also, when I am on this page, I cannot easily switch back to my profile page. I have to go to the top search bar and adjust the URL. I must have done something wrong, but am clueless. And not lovin’ this one bit. Especially since in the next couple of weeks my other business pages will automatically switch over to new format.
Any thoughts? Is it just me?
https://www.facebook.com/pamelafrostdennisauthor
Louise Myers says
Hi Pamela!
You should be able to search, and switch back to your profile page, in the very top bar – the same bar that has the notifications.
If you have the “follow” feature enabled on your profile, and you ignore the friend requests, they’ll automatically be following your public posts. Read more about that here: https://louisem.com/3513/facebook-follow-reach-fan-page
Then from time to time just create a public post on your profile that suggests people interested in your writing go “Like” your fan page!
Best of luck, and congrats on your success!
Beverly Green says
Oh, my gosh!!! The mystery of Facebook photos is SOLVED!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
🙂
Louise Myers says
You’re most welcome, Beverly! So glad it helped. Thanks for your comment!
Heidi says
THANKS for the GREAT info!! Very helpful to have all these sizes in one place. 🙂
Louise Myers says
You’re welcome, Heidi! So glad you found it useful. Thanks for your comment!
Raymond says
This has been one of those projects that I have wanted to do, but was on the end of my to-do list.
Louise Myers says
Good luck with it, Raymond!
Jesse says
This is a list I will be saving and coming back to! Thanks so much Louise!
Louise Myers says
You’re most welcome – glad to hear it helped!
Shawn says
This post has saved me the time and energy to figure it out! Finnally…
Louise Myers says
So glad to hear it, Shawn!
Raymond says
This is a list I will be saving and coming back to! Thanks so much Louise!
Jessica says
Awesome infographic – thank you, Louise! I’m in the process of writing a blog post about posting images to Facebook and you have such great, useful info. I plan to link to it. Many thanks for taking the time to do this so thoroughly.
Louise Myers says
You’re welcome, Jessica, and thank YOU for linking to my content! Always appreciated.