Resize any image to 1200×630 pixels — the exact size a Facebook feed post expects. Uploading a picture at the wrong dimensions gets it cropped or squashed by the platform; sizing it correctly first keeps your image looking exactly as you intended.
The correct Facebook post size
A Facebook post is 1200×630 pixels. Post an image at the wrong dimensions and the platform crops or squashes it, so part of your picture is lost or distorted. Sizing to 1200×630 pixels first means it fills the frame and displays exactly as you intended, every time.
Preview before you post
You see a preview before downloading, so you can confirm the important part of the image is kept within the 1200×630 pixels frame. Your image is uploaded to build the pack and deleted automatically an hour later, and platform dimensions are kept up to date.
How to resize an image
- 1Upload the image you want to post.
- 2The tool fits it to 1200×630 pixels for Facebook post.
- 3Preview the result so nothing important is cropped out.
- 4Download the correctly sized image and post it.
When to use Facebook post
- Publishing a Facebook feed post that fills the frame instead of being auto-cropped.
- Keeping a consistent look across a series of posts.
- Fixing an image the platform rejected or distorted for being the wrong size.
Frequently asked questions
What size is a Facebook post?
1200×630 pixels. This tool resizes your image to exactly that so it displays correctly as a Facebook feed post.
Will my image get cropped?
Your image is uploaded to do the work and deleted automatically an hour later. Nothing is kept, and no account is needed.
Do platform sizes change?
Occasionally. These presets are kept up to date; if a platform changes a dimension, the tool is updated to match.