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Facebook Feed Post size (1200x630)

Resize images to 1200x630 for sharp Facebook feed posts and link previews. Free, browser-based, keeps the 1.91:1 ratio and looks great on desktop and mobile.

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How to use Facebook Feed Post

  1. 1Upload the image you want to size for Facebook.
  2. 2Width and height are pre-filled to 1200×630px (1.91:1 aspect ratio).
  3. 3Adjust the dimensions if you like, then click Resize.
  4. 4Download your correctly sized image — nothing is uploaded.

Features

  • Match 1200x630 exactly so shared link previews render as a full banner, not a small square.
  • Keep on-image text minimal and centered; it becomes unreadable at mobile feed sizes.
  • Export at 1200px wide to dodge Facebook's heavier recompression of oversized files.
  • Keep logos away from the edges, which can be trimmed when previews collapse to smaller cards.

The Facebook Feed Post size (1200×630px)

1200x630 pixels at 1.91:1 is the workhorse size for Facebook feed images and shared link previews. Facebook renders link thumbnails at this ratio, so matching it means your shared articles and posts display as a full, edge-to-edge banner instead of a cramped or padded thumbnail.

This size threads the needle between desktop and mobile. On desktop the feed column is wide, and on mobile it stretches nearly full width, so a 1200-pixel-wide image stays crisp in both without triggering Facebook's aggressive downscaling and recompression that hits oversized uploads hardest.

A frequent mistake is packing the image with text. Facebook favors mostly visual creative, and dense on-image copy shrinks to an unreadable strip on phones. Keep any text short and centered, and remember that when a link preview collapses to a smaller card on some placements, the sides can be trimmed, so keep logos and key messaging away from the far edges.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best Facebook post image size?

1200x630 pixels at a 1.91:1 ratio. It matches link previews and looks sharp on both desktop and mobile feeds.

Why does my shared link show a small thumbnail?

Facebook needs an image close to 1200x630. Undersized or off-ratio images fall back to a small square preview instead of a wide banner.

Can I put text on the image?

Yes, but keep it brief and central. Heavy text shrinks to an unreadable band on phones and gets less reach.

Is resizing private and free?

Completely. Everything runs in your browser with no upload, and it keeps the 1.91:1 ratio. Facebook can update specs, so verify before campaigns.

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