Instagram image sizes
Instagram uses several common image shapes: square posts, portrait posts, stories, reels covers, and profile pictures.
Use Instagram Post Resizer, Instagram Portrait Resizer, Instagram Story Resizer, Instagram Reel Cover Resizer, or Instagram Profile Picture Resizer.
TikTok image sizes
TikTok is mostly vertical, but covers and post graphics still need the right framing. Keep important text away from edges and leave room for app overlays.
Use TikTok Cover Resizer or TikTok Post Resizer.
YouTube image sizes
YouTube thumbnails are usually 1280 × 720. Channel banners are much wider and need safe-area spacing so the center works on phones, TVs, and desktops.
Use YouTube Thumbnail Resizer, YouTube Banner Resizer, or Resize Image to 1280x720.
Discord image sizes
Discord profile pictures, server images, and banners often look better after resizing and compressing first. Uploading huge images can make them crop badly or fail.
Use Discord Banner Resizer, Discord Profile Picture Resizer, and Compress Image for Upload.
X / Twitter image sizes
X/Twitter headers are wide and often crop differently across devices. Post images can also appear differently in feeds than they do when opened.
Use Twitter Header Resizer or Resize Image to 1200x628.
Facebook and LinkedIn images
Business and profile pages usually need cleaner, more predictable image dimensions than casual social posts.
Use Facebook Cover Resizer, LinkedIn Banner Resizer, and Resize Image to 1500x500.
How to preserve the full image
If a platform is cropping your image, add padding instead of cropping. If the file is too big, compress after resizing.
Use Image Padding, Make Image Square, Compress Image to 200KB, or Compress Image Under 1MB.
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