Resize Image for Facebook
Choose a Facebook template for one image, whether you are preparing a post, story, cover, profile photo, event image, or ad creative.
Upload Your Image
Drag & drop or click to select your image (Max 20MB)
Supports JPG, PNG, GIF, WEBP formats
Multiple images? Resize them all at once
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Custom width & height in pixels, inches, cm, or mm.
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Resize multiple images together and download everything in one ZIP.
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Adjust image size in inches with DPI for printing.
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Metric sizing for print and international formats.
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Precise sizing for ID photos and official documents.
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Optimize image size and DPI for high-quality prints.
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Resize dimensions and compress file size in one step.
Resize With Aspect Ratio
Resize or change image proportions for any layout.
Resize by Percentage
Scale images to 25%, 50%, 75%, 200%, or a custom percentage.
Built for Facebook Page and Post Images
Use one Facebook-focused workspace when feed visibility, profile identity, page branding, event context, and ads need different crops.
Posts and Stories
Prepare a feed photo and a vertical Story from the same source, adjusting each crop so the important part of your Facebook update stays in view.
Page and Group Covers
Choose a Page cover or group cover before placing wide artwork. Leave breathing room around the community name, logo, or scene that identifies you.
Event Announcements
Frame an event graphic around its main subject and title, then inspect the smaller details so a date or venue does not disappear near the edges.
Marketplace Photos
Keep the item and its condition visible when preparing a Marketplace image. A careful crop helps buyers distinguish the product from its background.
Profile Recognition
Use the profile photo preset for a portrait or brand mark, placing the recognizable part near the center instead of depending on tiny edge details.
Campaign Exports
Save photos as JPG or preserve crisp graphic edges with PNG. Review each exported asset before attaching it to a Facebook post, event, or campaign.
Resize a Facebook Image in 3 Steps
Upload one image, choose the Facebook destination, and export a file matched to that placement.
Upload one image
Upload a photo or completed design for your Facebook post, Page cover, event announcement, profile image, or campaign.
Choose a Facebook template
Choose the Facebook placement in Resize Template, then review the subject and text inside the selected image frame.
Resize and download
Resize the file, inspect it on the download page, and save the version you want to upload to the relevant Facebook area.
Ready to resize an image for Facebook?
Pick the Facebook format that matches your next post, story, cover, event, profile update, or campaign image and export one clean file.
Resize Image for Facebook FAQ
Answers about Facebook posts, stories, covers, profile photos, events, ads, template choices, upload rules, and exports.
Resize Template includes Stories, square images, posts, shared image posts, profile photos, banners, Page and group covers, event covers, ad photos, and Marketplace ads. Choose the destination before deciding how to frame your source.
A Story and a Page cover use very different shapes. Start from the original artwork for each version, select the matching preset, and check the composition again. Reusing a narrow crop as a wide cover can discard the subject.
Use a source with a clear title and generous space around the date and location. Check the resized file at a smaller viewing size before posting it. The resizer changes the image dimensions; it does not reposition individual text layers.
Keep the complete item, relevant accessories, and visible condition details inside the frame. Avoid a crop that hides useful context. Inspect the downloaded image before uploading so buyers can still understand what the listing includes.
Yes. Select the profile photo template and use the existing crop controls to frame the person you want. Leave room around their face and check the preview. A small source may look soft when enlarged, so use the original photo when possible.
JPG is useful for photographs, while PNG can retain clean edges in logos and text graphics. Choose according to the source rather than the page name. Inspect the saved file, because resizing does not improve text that was already blurry.
Image resizing runs in your browser, so the source artwork is not sent to ResizeBox for processing. Save the result locally and upload it to Facebook yourself. This page prepares an image and does not publish posts or manage your account.
Yes. Finish one version, then use the download page to return and choose another template. Review each crop separately for its placement. If a new shape needs more of the original scene, start from the original image rather than the last export.
Popular resize presets
Jump to the most commonly used image sizes for your projects