Who doesn’t love special shortcuts to Social Success? As most business owners have discovered already, it is only the few and fortunate who manage to achieve overnight success. We can help you fight these undesirable odds! Here are the exact sizing choices you should make when crafting a social post.

(Screenshots thanks to Facebook & Jaspers Market) 

BASICS

• Facebook Page Profile Photo – 180 x 180 px  
• Facebook Page Cover Photo – 828 x 315 px
• Shared Image – 1200 x 630 px
• Shared link –  1200 x 627 px
• Shared video – 1200 x 785 px

Post and Ad Dimensions

(Across Desktop and Mobile)

Page Post Link/Offer/Desktop 

• Title: 25 characters
• Text: 90 Characters
• Recommended Image size: 1200 x 628 px
• 20% text limit on image. (If the image size is smaller than 470 x 246 the image will render as a thumbnail. If you don’t upload the exact dimensions Facebook will choose the center part of your image.) 

 

 

Page Post Image 

• Title: 25 characters
• Text: 90 Characters
• Recommended Image Size: 1200 x 900 px
• 20% text limit on image

Page Like Ad 

• Event Title: 25 characters
• Time: 90 characters
• Recommended Image Size: 1200 x 444 px
• 20% text limit on image
• Title: 25 characters

Page Post Video

• Title: 25 characters
• Recommended Image Size: 1200 x 675 px
• Facebook Length: 120 minutes max
• Instagram Length: 60 Seconds max
• Text: 90 characters
• Headline: 25 characters
• Title: 25 characters

(Max video size up to 4 GB)

Event Responses

• Recommended Image Size: 1920 x 1080 px
• Headline: 25 Characters
• Text: 90 characters
• Title: 25 characters

Appears as:

Mobile: 560 x 208px

Desktop: 470 x 174px

Right Column: 254x 94 px

( If you don’t upload the exact dimensions Facebook will choose the center part of your image)

Mobile App Ad 

• Recommended Image Size: 1200 x 628 px
• Headline: 25 Characters
• Text: 90 characters
• 20% Text Limit On Image

(Only Runs on mobile)

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Follow these guidelines and you can say goodbye to the frustration of blurry images forever. Here’s to social professionalism and moving one step closer each day to a perfected Social presence!