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Social media image sizes

Every size in one table per platform, with the aspect ratio, file limits and a link to crop your own image to it. Checked against official help pages in October 2026.

Ratios in this guide: 4:5, 3:4, 1:1, 1.91:1, 9:16, 4:1, 5.9:1, 2.7:1, 16:9, 3:1, 2:3. Checked against each platform’s help pages in October 2026.

Instagram

Instagram image sizes
FormatSize (px)RatioNotesCrop to this size
Feed post, portrait1080 × 13504:5The usual feed portrait. Instagram keeps photos 320 to 1080 px wide at full resolution and sizes wider ones down to 1080 px. Source: Instagram help, opens in a new tab
Feed post, tall portrait1080 × 14403:4The tallest feed ratio Instagram supports. Taller photos are cropped to fit. Source: Instagram help, opens in a new tab
Feed post, square1080 × 10801:1Fits anywhere between the widest and tallest feed ratios. Source: Instagram help, opens in a new tab
Feed post, landscape1080 × 5661.91:1The widest feed ratio Instagram supports. Wider photos are cropped to fit. Source: Instagram help, opens in a new tab
Story and Reel1080 × 19209:16Meta’s ads guide now recommends 1440 × 2560 at the same ratio; either works. Reels accept 1.91:1 to 9:16 at 720 px or more. Keep text out of the top 14%, the bottom 35% and 6% at each side. Source: Instagram help, opens in a new tab

TikTok

TikTok image sizes
FormatSize (px)RatioNotesCrop to this size
Video and photo post1080 × 19209:16TikTok recommends 9:16 at 540 × 960 or more; 1080 × 1920 is the common full HD size. Its safe zone changes with caption length, so it is not drawn here. Source: TikTok help, opens in a new tab

LinkedIn

LinkedIn image sizes
FormatSize (px)RatioNotesCrop to this size
Post image, landscape1200 × 6271.91:1LinkedIn’s size for post images with a link. Other ratios show in full with light padding. PNG or JPEG, up to 3 MB on Pages. Source: LinkedIn help, opens in a new tab
Post image, square1200 × 12001:1From LinkedIn’s single image specs. JPG, PNG or GIF up to 5 MB. Source: LinkedIn help, opens in a new tab
Profile background1584 × 3964:1The banner on a personal profile. PNG or JPG up to 8 MB. Source: LinkedIn help, opens in a new tab
Company Page cover1512 × 2565.9:1Minimum and recommended size for a Page cover. PNG or JPEG up to 3 MB. Source: LinkedIn help, opens in a new tab

Facebook

Facebook image sizes
FormatSize (px)RatioNotesCrop to this size
Feed post, portrait1440 × 18004:5Meta’s recommended feed image in its ads guide. JPG or PNG up to 30 MB. Source: Facebook help, opens in a new tab
Page cover photo851 × 3152.7:1Meta says this size loads fastest, as an sRGB JPG under 100 KB, and at least 400 × 150. The cover is cropped to 16:9 on computers and 2.4:1 on phones, so keep key content in the middle. Use PNG for logos or text. Source: Facebook help, opens in a new tab

YouTube

YouTube image sizes
FormatSize (px)RatioNotesCrop to this size
Video thumbnail3840 × 216016:9YouTube’s recommended resolution, at least 640 px wide. JPG or PNG under 2 MB from a phone, or 50 MB from a computer. Source: YouTube help, opens in a new tab
Channel banner2560 × 144016:9Recommended size, especially for TV. At least 2048 × 1152 and 6 MB or smaller. Text and logos go in the center safe area, 1235 × 338 at the minimum size. Source: YouTube help, opens in a new tab

X

X image sizes
FormatSize (px)RatioNotesCrop to this size
Post image, square1200 × 12001:1X publishes image sizes in its ad specs; this is the square one. Source: X help, opens in a new tab
Post image, landscape1200 × 6281.91:1The landscape size from X’s ad specs. Source: X help, opens in a new tab
Profile header1500 × 5003:1JPG, GIF or PNG, not animated. Some screens crop the top and bottom edges, so keep key content in the middle. Source: X help, opens in a new tab

Pinterest

Pinterest image sizes
FormatSize (px)RatioNotesCrop to this size
Standard Pin1000 × 15002:3Pins taller than 2:3 may be cut off in feeds. PNG or JPEG up to 20 MB on desktop. Source: Pinterest help, opens in a new tab

How to read these sizes

Each row gives the size a platform recommends, in pixels, and its aspect ratio. Where a platform only gives a ratio or a range, the table shows the most common size at that ratio and says so in the notes. Platforms often accept other sizes too and crop or pad them, so the ratio matters more than the exact pixels.

Some numbers come from a platform’s ad specs because that is the only place it publishes them. Those rows say so. Safe zones for vertical video change with captions and app updates, so treat them as a guide.

Use the social image resizer to crop a photo to any of these sizes in your browser.

Sources

Official help and specs pages, as of October 2026.

Do it inside Orsa

Start from the right size, on brand

Orsa’s design editor has platform sizes and templates built in, with your brand colors and fonts already loaded. When you need the same post in another shape, switch the design to another platform size.