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Free Facebook image resizer for posts, stories, reels, profiles, group covers and event covers. Fit photos locally in your browser and export ready PNGs.
Drag and drop an image here, or click to browse
JPG, PNG, WebP and moreAlways use the latest recommended dimensions for the perfect fit.
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Fit your entire image without awkward cuts.
Keep your photos sharp, clear, and professional.
Resize once and export the selected Facebook size.
Everything runs in your browser. No uploads.
Upload, preview, choose, and download instantly.
Creators, brands, marketers, and community managers.
Tool directory
Jump between custom, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok image resizers without re-uploading your source image.
Resize any image to a custom width and height with fit, fill, stretch, and batch export.
All sizesResize posts, Stories, Reels, profile photos, and feed formats from one page.
FeedChoose portrait, square, or landscape post formats from one post-focused workflow.
9:16Fit a full photo into a 1080 x 1920 Story canvas without cropping.
9:16Prepare 9:16 Reels images, covers, and thumbnails with safe-zone previews.
1:1Resize a photo for the square profile frame and circular Instagram avatar crop.
4:5Convert an image to 4:5 or 1080 x 1350 for a tall Instagram feed post.
1:1Resize a photo to 1:1 for the classic Instagram square format.
1.91:1Fit wide photos into the 1.91:1 Instagram landscape post frame.
PostResize a photo to 1200 x 630 for Facebook feed posts and shared link images.
Group coverResize group cover banners to 1640 x 856 with desktop and mobile safe-zone previews.
Event coverResize event banners to 1920 x 1005 with mobile safe-zone and bottom overlay previews.
StoriesFit photos into a 1080 x 1920 Facebook Stories canvas with no-crop backgrounds and previews.
ReelsConvert photos to 1080 x 1920 Facebook Reels images with no-crop fit and safe-zone previews.
ProfileResize a photo for the Facebook profile square and preview the circular avatar crop.
YouTubeResize images for YouTube banners, thumbnails, profile pictures, Shorts, and community posts.
BannerResize channel art to 2560 x 1440 with safe-area and device crop previews.
ThumbnailConvert images to a focused 1280 x 720, 16:9 YouTube thumbnail with title-safe preview.
ShortsResize vertical cover images to 1080 x 1920 for YouTube Shorts and mobile-first title cards.
PostCreate 1080 x 1080 square images for YouTube community posts and channel updates.
ProfileResize a square 1:1 profile picture and preview the circular YouTube avatar crop.
TikTokResize photos for TikTok Photo Mode, square posts, profile pictures, and in-feed ads.
ProfileCreate a 200 x 200 square PFP and preview TikTok's circular avatar crop.
In-feed adResize ad images to 1080 x 1920 and check practical TikTok safe zones.
5 formatsChoose the exact X post, header, profile, vertical, or square format before resizing.
1200 x 675Resize one landscape X post to a fixed 1200 x 675 canvas.
1080 x 1350Resize one portrait X post to a fixed 1080 x 1350 canvas.
1080 x 1080Resize one square X post to a fixed 1080 x 1080 canvas.
1500 x 500Create a 1500 x 500 profile header and preview the avatar overlap before export.
400 x 400Resize a 400 x 400 square PFP and preview the circular X avatar crop.
Fit / 1200 x 675Fit a complete photo into one fixed 1200 x 675 X post canvas.
Facebook often compresses covers that are too small or uploaded in the wrong ratio. Use the Group Cover or Cover Event preset to export a larger, correctly shaped PNG before posting.
Choose Stories or Reels, keep Resize set to Fit, and use a color or blur background. The full horizontal image stays visible inside a 9:16 canvas.
PNG is predictable for this tool because it keeps edges, text, and preview output clear. Start with the largest original photo you have.
No. Image resizing happens locally in your browser with browser image APIs and web workers.
Yes. Select several images, choose the Facebook format you need, then download individual files or a zip.
Yes. You can resize and download Facebook image sizes in the browser without signing in.
Facebook UI elements can cover parts of your Stories and Covers. Keep important text and logos inside the safe zone.