Facebook Cover Resizer
Make a cover photo that looks right on every screen. Choose the cover type, position the frame so the important part stays in view on phones, and download an image at the right size and sharpness.
- Files stay on your device
- No sign-up
- Free to use
Sizes to create
On phones the sides of a page cover are cut off; keep important content in the middle 70%.
Tick the sizes to download; select a size to adjust its framing.
Fill the frame
Output
How to use Facebook Cover Resizer
- Drop the image you want as a cover onto the upload area.
- Select the cover type: page or profile, classic size, group or event.
- Drag the frame to position the image. Keep key content near the middle, because phones cut off the sides.
- Select Create cover and upload the result to Facebook.
Facebook Cover Resizer features
Every cover type
Page and profile covers, the classic 851 × 315 size, group covers and event covers.
High-density size
1640 × 624 pixels stays sharp on high-resolution laptop and phone screens.
Framing for mobile
Guidance on keeping important content in the central area that remains visible on phones.
Fit options
Show the full image on a blurred or coloured background when it does not match the wide format.
JPG or PNG output
PNG keeps logos and text crisp; JPG keeps photos small.
Private
Everything is processed in your browser.
When to use Facebook Cover Resizer
- Creating a business page cover with a logo and slogan.
- Resizing a landscape photo for a personal profile cover.
- Designing a group cover that does not get cut off in the app.
- Preparing event covers that fit Facebook’s wide event format.
- Refreshing seasonal covers for shops and organisations.
Facebook Cover Resizer FAQ
What size is a Facebook cover photo?
Facebook displays page covers at 820 × 312 pixels on computers and 640 × 360 on phones. Uploading at 1640 × 624, twice the desktop size, keeps the image sharp on high-resolution screens. The older 851 × 315 size still works.
Why is my cover cut off on mobile?
Phones show a narrower, taller section of the cover, so the left and right edges disappear. Keep text, faces and logos within roughly the central 70% of the width.
What size is a Facebook group cover?
1640 × 856 pixels. Group covers are shown fairly large, so this size keeps them sharp.
How big is a Facebook event cover?
1920 × 1005 pixels, a roughly 1.91:1 shape similar to link previews.
Should I use JPG or PNG?
Use JPG for photographs and PNG for covers with logos, illustrations or text, which Facebook compresses less aggressively when uploaded as PNG.
Designing a cover that survives every screen
Cover photos are the most awkward image on Facebook because the same file is shown at different shapes. On a desktop the cover is a wide strip; on a phone the visible area is closer to 16:9, so the sides are trimmed. The profile picture of a personal profile or page also overlaps the cover in some layouts. A design that looks perfect on one device can therefore lose its text on another.
The reliable approach is to design for the overlap: put the essential message in the centre and treat the edges as background that may or may not be visible. Wide landscapes, textures and blurred backgrounds work well at the edges, while logos and text belong in the middle.
Resolution matters because covers are large. Facebook recompresses every upload, and small or heavily compressed covers quickly look blurry on high-resolution displays. Uploading at twice the displayed width gives the compression more detail to work with.
Group and event covers use different shapes from page covers, so a single image rarely works for all of them. Prepare each type separately here, adjusting the frame for each, rather than reusing one file everywhere.