Facebook Cover Resizer
Universal format, best for photos. No transparency.
90%
Resizing runs entirely in your browser — your image never leaves your device.
Facebook Cover Resizer
Universal format, best for photos. No transparency.
Resizing runs entirely in your browser — your image never leaves your device.
Facebook Cover Resizer
Facebook page covers render at 820×312 on desktop and a tighter, taller crop on mobile — a banner that punishes careless composition. This resizer seeds both dimensions: drop an image, and the workspace starts at the exact desktop spec. Keep the mobile safe zone clear, export a sharp JPG, done locally.
Desktop shows the cover at 820×312 (2.63:1); on mobile it crops to roughly 640×360 and the sides get trimmed. Keep logos, names and key text inside the center 640px band — the outer wings are decoration-only.
Personal profiles use a different shape (851×315, and fully visible on mobile) — this page targets pages and businesses, where the mismatch actually bites.
Wide banners favor horizontal compositions: storefronts, product lineups, branded gradients with a short tagline. Portrait photos need a deliberate center crop before resizing — center the subject and let the edges breathe.
820×312 pixels on desktop; mobile crops it to about 640×360. The preset here seeds the desktop spec.
Mobile crops the sides. Design with the center 640px as your safe zone so nothing important lands in the trimmed wings.
Yes — personal profiles use 851×315 and show it uncropped on mobile. This page targets pages/businesses at 820×312.
JPG at quality ~90 — photographic covers stay lean and Facebook re-compresses uploads anyway. PNG suits flat graphic designs if you prefer the crisper edges.