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Resize Images for Facebook

Resize and format images for common Facebook dimensions including feed posts, square graphics, and vertical Stories. Process everything securely in your browser.

For NexoPixel's standard browser-based image tools, processing happens locally in your browser. Your files are not uploaded to NexoPixel servers.

Drop image to resize for Facebook

Common Facebook presets · Post, Square, Story

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Common Facebook Presets · Post 1200×630 Active
Your images stay on your device.

Common Facebook image dimensions

Facebook displays imagery across mobile feeds, desktop timelines, link previews, and full-screen vertical Stories. Platform dimensions should be periodically reviewed because social-media recommendations can change over time.

Common dimensions include horizontal Facebook Posts (1200 × 630, ~1.91:1), Square Posts (1080 × 1080, 1:1), and vertical Stories (1080 × 1920, 9:16).

Horizontal feed posts vs Square graphics

The 1200 × 630 resolution is commonly used for landscape feed updates and shared link cards. Square 1080 × 1080 formats provide balanced visibility on mobile timelines and work well for photo albums and product showcases.

Preserving aspect ratio without stretching

Uploading images that mismatch common feed aspect ratios can result in automatic cropping. NexoPixel enables you to pre-crop or contain your image with clear control before publishing.

Framing options: Contain vs Cover

You can select 'Fill frame / crop' to produce an exact edge-to-edge frame using clean center-cropping, or 'Fit entire image' to scale down without cropping any visual elements.

Private client-side processing

All image resizing and canvas operations occur on your computer or mobile device. NexoPixel does not transmit or store your files on external servers.

Client-Side Privacy Architecture

For NexoPixel's standard browser-based image tools, processing happens locally in your browser. Your files are not uploaded to NexoPixel servers.

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