Resize Image for Facebook
Resize your image to the dimensions Facebook recommends for feed posts (1200×630), profile photos (320×320), and cover photos (820×312). Uploading at the right size gives Facebook's compression algorithm the best source to work with. Presets fill the exact size and trim any overflow from the centre; crop the image first if you want to choose the framing yourself. Drop your JPEG, PNG, or WebP, pick a preset, and download the resized version. All processing runs in your browser.
Drop an image or click to choose
JPG, PNG, or WebP, up to 50 MB. Runs in your browser.
MODE
PRESET
Presets fill the frame and trim the edges from the centre. Use Image crop first to choose the framing.
FORMAT
QUALITY 90%
How it works
This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your image is drawn onto an HTML Canvas element at the target dimensions, then exported as JPEG, PNG or WebP and downloaded directly to your computer. Presets scale the image to cover the preset size and crop the overflow from the centre, so nothing is stretched. Free mode uses the exact width and height you enter.
Processing runs in your browser
All resizing is done using the browser's Canvas API. Our servers are not involved at any point in the process.
Frequently asked questions
- Is my image uploaded to Facebook or any server?
- The preset crop and resize run on a canvas in this tab, and the image reaches Facebook only when you upload the downloaded file yourself. Our servers are not involved at any point.
- What image size does Facebook recommend for posts?
- Shared link images: 1200×630px. Profile photos: 320×320px (displayed at 170×170px on desktop). Cover photos: 820×312px.
- Why do my Facebook images look blurry?
- Facebook re-compresses uploaded images. Uploading at the recommended resolution (1200×630px for posts) gives Facebook's algorithm the best source to work with.
- What file format should I upload to Facebook?
- JPEG for photos, PNG for graphics and images with text. Facebook converts both formats, but PNG may render slightly sharper for text-heavy images.
Last reviewed September 30, 2026
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