What Facebook recommends for Pages, in one table. Pick a row to resize your image for it, right in your browser.
| Tool | Output | Sizes (px) | Formats | Max file size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Facebook Cover Photo Resizer | Page cover photo | 851×315 | JPG, PNG | JPG 100 KB |
| Facebook Profile Picture Resizer | Page profile picture | 320×320 | PNG, JPG | — |
Checked against Facebook's help pages. Oldest check: 2026-10-24.
Facebook's help gives two sizes for Pages: a 320×320 profile picture and a cover photo of at least 400×150, which loads fastest as an 851×315 sRGB JPG under 100KB. The table above shows what ImgWrench exports, and each row links to a free tool that makes it.
Pick a row in the table above. The Facebook cover photo resizer makes the 851×315 cover, and the profile picture resizer makes the 320×320 square. Drop in your image, frame it with Cover or Crop and download it. It all happens in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
At least 400×150; Facebook says an sRGB JPG of 851×315 under 100KB loads fastest. The Facebook cover photo resizer makes it.
320×320 pixels for best quality, according to Facebook's help for Pages. The Facebook profile picture resizer makes it from any image.
From Facebook's own help page on Page profile picture and cover photo dimensions, checked on the date shown under the table and linked on each tool page. That page covers Facebook Pages; when Facebook changes its recommendations, the table and the tools are updated together.
No. Every ImgWrench tool runs entirely in your browser, so your images are resized on your own device and never sent to a server. Nothing is stored or shared. You can check this yourself: open your browser's network tab while you resize and download, and you'll see no image data leave the page.