What size should an Instagram post be?

1080×1080 for a square post or 1080×1350 for a portrait post, which takes up more of the feed. Stories and Reels are 1080×1920.

What is the best image size for Facebook?

1200×630 for shared links and landscape posts, 1080×1920 for Stories, and 851×315 for a page cover.

How do I resize a photo for Instagram?

Upload it, keep Square post, Portrait post and Story & Reel ticked, drag each preview to frame your subject, and download them all as a zip. To keep the whole photo in a Story, choose Fit: a blurred copy of the photo fills the edges.

Will resizing crop my photo?

By default each size is cropped to its shape, centered on your subject, and you can drag to reposition. Switch a size to Fit to keep the whole photo with a blurred or colored fill instead.

Is my photo uploaded?

No. The resizer runs entirely in your browser, and the files are created on your device.

Why does a size say it will be enlarged?

Your photo has fewer pixels than that size needs, so it would look soft. Run it through the HD Upscaler first for a sharper result.

JPG for photos: smaller files that upload faster. PNG if your image has text or graphics with sharp edges.

Yes. Resizing and downloading are free with no watermark, and you don't need an account.

Free · Every platform · No upload

Resize images for Instagram and every social platform.

One photo, every size: Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, TikTok and YouTube. Each crop centers on your subject, and you can drag to reposition before you download.

Social media image size guide

Recommended upload sizes, in pixels. Platforms compress what you upload, so these come through sharpest.

Platform	Image	Size	Ratio	Where it shows
Instagram	Square post	1080×1080	1:1	Feed post
Instagram	Portrait post	1080×1350	4:5	Feed post, takes up the most screen
Instagram	Story & Reel	1080×1920	9:16	Stories, Reels cover
Facebook	Link & post image	1200×630	1.91:1	Shared links and landscape posts
Facebook	Story	1080×1920	9:16	Stories
Facebook	Page cover	851×315	2.7:1	Page cover photo
X	Post image	1600×900	16:9	Single image in a post
X	Header	1500×500	3:1	Profile header
LinkedIn	Post image	1200×627	1.91:1	Feed post and shared links
LinkedIn	Profile cover	1584×396	4:1	Personal profile background
Pinterest	Pin	1000×1500	2:3	Standard pin
TikTok	Cover & photo post	1080×1920	9:16	Video cover, photo mode
YouTube	Thumbnail	1280×720	16:9	Video thumbnail
YouTube	Channel banner	2560×1440	16:9	Channel art

How to resize an image for social media

1
Upload a photo
JPG, PNG or WebP from your device. It stays on your device; nothing is uploaded.
2
Pick your platforms
Check the sizes you need. Every one shows a live preview, cropped around your subject.
3
Adjust and download
Drag inside a preview to reposition, or switch it to Fit. Download them all as one .zip.

Why use this resizer

Every size at onceInstagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, TikTok and YouTube from one photo.

Smart cropEach crop starts centered on your subject, not just the middle of the photo.

Fit without croppingKeep the whole photo and fill the space with a soft blur or a solid color.

Private and freeResizing happens in your browser. No upload, no watermark; a few downloads a day without an account, unlimited with a free one.

Low resolution warningsSee which sizes would be enlarged, and sharpen them with the HD Upscaler.

Keep editingOpen any size in the editor to add text or stickers.

Questions people ask

What size should an Instagram post be?: 1080×1080 for a square post or 1080×1350 for a portrait post, which takes up more of the feed. Stories and Reels are 1080×1920.
What is the best image size for Facebook?: 1200×630 for shared links and landscape posts, 1080×1920 for Stories, and 851×315 for a page cover.
How do I resize a photo for Instagram?: Upload it, keep Square post, Portrait post and Story & Reel ticked, drag each preview to frame your subject, and download them all as a zip. To keep the whole photo in a Story, choose Fit: a blurred copy of the photo fills the edges.
Will resizing crop my photo?: By default each size is cropped to its shape, centered on your subject, and you can drag to reposition. Switch a size to Fit to keep the whole photo with a blurred or colored fill instead.
Is my photo uploaded?: No. The resizer runs entirely in your browser, and the files are created on your device.
Why does a size say it will be enlarged?: Your photo has fewer pixels than that size needs, so it would look soft. Run it through the HD Upscaler first for a sharper result.
JPG or PNG?: JPG for photos: smaller files that upload faster. PNG if your image has text or graphics with sharp edges.
Is it free?: Yes. Resizing and downloading are free with no watermark, and you don't need an account.