Social Media Image Sizes & Free Resizer

Choose a platform preset and resize one image or a full batch locally in your browser.

Resize to 1080 × 1080px

Private processing · images stay in your browser

Drop images here, or click to choose files

JPEG, PNG, WebP and other browser-supported images

See how 1:1 changes the composition

The same source image is center-cropped to the selected output size.

Original example1:1 source
Camera on a blue-gray creative desk before cropping
Post (Square) crop1:1
Center-crop example using the same source image.1080×1080px

Image size preset library

Search by platform, asset or pixel dimensions.

Instagram

Post (Square)

1080×1080

The classic square feed post. Safe, universal choice for the Instagram grid.

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Instagram

Portrait Post

1080×1440

Instagram currently preserves feed photos up to a 3:4 portrait ratio at 1080px wide.

Instagram

Story

1080×1920

Full-screen vertical Story. Keep key content away from the top/bottom 250px.

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Instagram

Reels

1080×1920

Vertical full-screen Reels cover/video frame.

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Instagram

Profile Picture

320×320

Displayed as a circle — center your subject.

Instagram

Landscape Post

1080×566

Widescreen feed post.

TikTok

Video

1080×1920

Full-screen vertical video. Keep captions clear of the right-side icons.

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TikTok

Profile Photo

200×200

Shown as a circle; upload larger and TikTok scales down.

YouTube

Thumbnail

3840×2160

YouTube now recommends thumbnails as large as possible, with 3840×2160 as its current reference size and a minimum width of 640px.

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YouTube

Channel Banner

2560×1440

Safe area (visible on all devices) is the center 1546×423.

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YouTube

Channel Logo

800×800

Displayed as a circle.

YouTube

Shorts

1080×1920

Vertical full-screen Shorts frame.

Facebook

Cover Photo

851×315

Displays at 820×312 on desktop, 640×360 on mobile — keep content centered.

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Facebook

Post / Shared Image

1200×630

Recommended size for shared link/photo posts.

Facebook

Profile Picture

320×320

Shown as a circle on most surfaces.

Facebook

Event Cover

1920×1005

Cover image for Facebook Events.

X (Twitter)

Header / Banner

1500×500

Profile banner. Bottom-left is covered by your avatar.

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X (Twitter)

Post Image

1600×900

In-feed single image. 16:9 displays without cropping.

X (Twitter)

Profile Photo

400×400

Shown as a circle.

LinkedIn

Profile Banner

1584×396

Personal profile background banner.

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LinkedIn

Post Image

1200×627

Recommended size for shared images and link previews.

LinkedIn

Profile Picture

400×400

Min 400×400; shown as a circle.

LinkedIn

Company Logo

400×400

LinkedIn currently recommends a 400×400 square logo for company pages.

Pinterest

Pin

1000×1500

The recommended 2:3 ratio that performs best in feeds.

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Pinterest

Profile Picture

165×165

Upload larger (e.g. 600×600); Pinterest scales down.

Discord

Profile Picture (Avatar)

512×512

Shown as a circle. PNG/GIF supported.

Discord

Profile Banner

960×540

Profile banner for Nitro users.

Discord

Server Icon

512×512

Square server icon, displayed rounded.

Twitch

Profile Banner

1200×480

Channel profile banner.

Twitch

Profile Picture

256×256

Shown as a circle; min 256×256.

WhatsApp

Profile Photo (DP)

500×500

Shown as a circle in chats.

Spotify

Playlist Cover

300×300

Square playlist artwork (upload up to 4MB).

Snapchat

Geofilter

1080×1920

Full-screen vertical overlay; keep edges transparent.

Open Graph

OG / Social Share Image

1200×630

The link-preview image used by Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack, etc.

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Print

A4 at 300 DPI

2480×3508

A4 (210×297mm) at 300 DPI for print-quality output.

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How to resize an image for social media

Pick the destination first, then decide whether preserving the full image or filling the frame matters more.

01

Choose a preset

Select the platform and asset type. The exact pixel dimensions and aspect ratio update immediately.

02

Add one image or a batch

Drop browser-supported images into the tool. Processing starts locally on your device.

03

Review and download

Choose Crop to fill or Fit, select PNG or JPG, then download one file or a ZIP.

Crop to fill or Fit (pad)?

Crop to fill

Fills every pixel at the selected ratio. The tool uses a centered crop, so edge content may be removed.

Fit (pad)

Keeps the complete image inside the target canvas. Empty space can appear when ratios differ.

What the preset controls

  • Pixel dimensions: every result uses the selected width and height.
  • Aspect ratio: this determines the crop or padding needed to reach the target frame.
  • Output format: PNG retains transparency; JPG generally creates smaller photographic files.

Images stay in your browser

Resize and batch export run on your device. The tool does not need to upload the selected image files to an image-processing server.

Image size and resizing FAQ

Does resizing crop my image?

Crop to fill uses a centered crop so the canvas is filled at the exact preset dimensions. Choose Fit (pad) when you need to preserve the full image without cropping.

Can I resize several images at once?

Yes. Add multiple browser-supported images, apply one preset and download individual files or one ZIP archive.

Should I choose PNG or JPG?

PNG preserves transparency and is useful for graphics. JPG is usually smaller for photos, but transparent areas are placed on white because JPEG has no alpha channel.

Are these dimensions official for every platform?

The source section identifies dimensions checked against stable first-party documentation. Other entries are practical presets and are not presented as mandatory platform rules.

Official sources and verification

These primary sources cover the platforms that publish stable image specifications. Other entries are maintained as practical presets and are deliberately not described as official requirements.

Need a different image task?

Check dimensions first, reduce file size, or convert to another browser-friendly format.