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Social Media Image Size Reference 2024
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Free Social Media Image Resizer — Perfect Sizes for Every Platform
Resize any image to the exact dimensions required by Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, and TikTok — instantly and for free. Stop guessing the right pixel sizes. Our social media resizer has all platform presets built in so your images always look perfect, never cropped or stretched.
Social Media Image Size Guide (2025)
- Instagram Post (Square): 1080×1080px
- Instagram Story / Reel: 1080×1920px
- Facebook Post: 1200×630px
- Facebook Cover Photo: 851×315px
- Twitter / X Post Image: 1600×900px
- LinkedIn Post Image: 1200×628px
- YouTube Thumbnail: 1280×720px
- Pinterest Pin: 1000×1500px
How to Resize for Social Media
- Upload your image using "Browse" or drag and drop.
- Select your target platform from the presets (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, etc.).
- Choose the specific post type (post, story, cover, thumbnail).
- Click "Resize" and download your perfectly sized image.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do social media platforms crop my images?
Each platform has specific aspect ratio requirements. If your image does not match the required ratio, the platform automatically crops it — often cutting off important parts. Our resizer ensures your image matches the exact dimensions required.
Do I need to create a separate image for each platform?
For best results, yes. A 1080×1080 square post looks great on Instagram but may be cropped on Twitter. Our tool makes it quick to create platform-specific versions of the same image.
Is my image uploaded to a server?
No. All resizing is done in your browser locally. Your images are never sent to any server and no data is stored.
Which image format should I use for social media?
JPG is best for photos with lots of colors. PNG is better for graphics, logos, and images with text — it preserves sharp edges and supports transparency. WEBP is not widely supported for direct social uploads, so stick with JPG or PNG.