
Square image thumbnails will appear in the feed at 154×154 pixels. Recommended aspect ratio: Close to 1.91:1. Minimum image dimensions for link page posts with larger images: 600×315 pixels (If your image is smaller than 600×315 pixels, it will still display in the link page post but the size will be much smaller.). Minimum image dimensions: 200×200 pixels. Recommended image dimensions: 1200×628 pixels. To set a custom thumbnail, you’ll need to set the «og:image» property on the page’s Open Graph metadata. You can only do this for links from your own site. It’s longer possible to upload your own thumbnail image for all links, however. You can use both rectangular and square images. When you share a link on Facebook, you can use a custom thumbnail image for it. Square image thumbnail as it appears on business pages Rectangular image thumbnail as it appears on business pages Maximum video dimensions: 4096×2048 pixels. All videos will be rendered on mobile in the 2:3 aspect ratio. Minimum width: 600 pixels (length will depend on the aspect ratio). Recommended video dimensions: 1280×720 pixels.
You can use two video orientations - landscape and portrait - but note that the requirements differ. You can upload regular videos as well as 360-degree videos as shared posts on your timeline.
The highest resolution profile image that Facebook will store is 2048×2048 pixels.Ĭover image as it appears on business pages.When clicking on a profile image, it can be displayed as large as 850×850 pixels.A 40×40 pixel photo thumbnail will appear next to your name on comments and posts.So make sure that your image accounts for the corners being rounded off and that none of the important elements of the image will get cut off.
No matter what shape of image you upload, it will be cropped into a circle.Minimum recommended dimensions: 761×761 pixels.However, the dimensions of profile images are the same for both business pages and individual profiles. This way business pages stand out from personal profiles. Profile 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.