Social Media Image Sizes Guide
Choose Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, or LinkedIn placements to preview dimensions, aspect ratios, and a downloadable canvas.
Choose an image placement
The template contains guides only. Add your own design in an image editor, then remove or cover the guide labels.
Design for every crop
Exact pixel canvas
The preview and downloaded template use the selected pixel dimensions.
Aspect-ratio guidance
See the simplified ratio and keep important content inside the dashed guide.
No upload needed
Templates are generated locally in your browser.
Social media image size reference
| Placement | Recommended size | Practical note |
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| Instagram portrait post | 1080 × 1350 | 4:5 portrait remains a practical feed format. |
| Instagram Story or Reel | 1080 × 1920 | Use 9:16 and keep key text away from interface areas. |
| YouTube thumbnail | 1280 × 720 | Standard 16:9 thumbnail canvas. |
| Facebook Page cover | 851 × 315 | Important content may crop or be covered on different screens. |
| LinkedIn profile cover | 1584 × 396 | Recommended LinkedIn profile background size. |
| LinkedIn portrait post | 1080 × 1350 | 4:5 post for stronger vertical feed presence. |
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Choose a preset
Select the platform placement you are designing.
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Review the guides
Check pixel dimensions, aspect ratio, and crop guidance.
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Download template
Use the PNG guide as a correctly sized starting canvas.
Keep important content crop-safe
Platforms resize and crop images across phones, desktop layouts, previews, and profile grids. Keep faces, logos, and text away from the outer edges. Export in sRGB and preview the post on the target platform before publishing.
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Do social media image sizes change?
Yes. Platform display rules can change, so verify critical campaigns in the current publishing interface.
Should I use PNG or JPG?
Use JPG for photos and PNG for graphics or text when the platform accepts it.
Why is my image cropped?
The displayed container and source aspect ratio differ, or interface elements cover part of the image.
Social Media Image Sizes Guide last reviewed: Jul 19, 2026.