Social Media Image Sizes

How to use

1. Select a platform from the dropdown to see its image sizes, or leave "All platforms" to see everything at once.
2. Each row shows the image type, the recommended width and height in pixels, the aspect ratio, and any notes.
3. Use these dimensions when creating images in your design tool. The aspect ratio is what matters most — the platform resizes to fit.

About this tool

Every social media platform has its own set of image dimensions — profile photos, cover images, post formats, story sizes, ad creatives — and they are not the same across platforms. An Instagram portrait post is 1080 by 1350 pixels (4:5), but a Facebook shared image is 1200 by 630 (1.91:1). A YouTube thumbnail is 1280 by 720, a LinkedIn background is 1584 by 396, and a Pinterest pin is 1000 by 1500. Designing at the wrong size means the platform crops your image unpredictably, cuts off text at the edges, or compresses it into a blurry mess.

This page collects the recommended dimensions for every image type across seven platforms — Instagram, Facebook, X (Twitter), LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube and Pinterest — in one searchable table. Each row shows the width and height in pixels, the aspect ratio, and any notes about how the platform handles that format. The data is collected from the official help centers and developer documentation, and the review date is printed at the bottom so you know how recent it is.

The page runs entirely in your browser with no network requests. It is a reference table, not a design tool — it tells you what size to make your image, not how to make it. Platforms update their dimensions occasionally and do not always announce the change, so always check the official documentation for high-stakes campaigns.

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