A guide to social media profile image sizes
Always use the right size images for each of your social media profiles to ensure you convey a professional image and consistent brand.
Unfortunately, there is no one size fits all and they're always changing, so it's not easy! Here's our handy guide to social media profile image sizes (as of May 2019).
Facebook business page
Profile picture: 180 x 180 pixels
Cover photo: 820 x 312 pixels
Twitter
Profile picture: 400 x 400 pixels
Header photo: 1500 x 500 pixels
LinkedIn
Company logo: 300 x 300 pixels
Company cover image: 1536 x 768 pixels
Instagram
Profile picture: 110 x 110 pixels
YouTube
Channel profile image: 800 x 800 pixels
Channel cover photo: 2,560 x 1,440 pixels
Pinterest
Profile picture: 165 x 165 pixels
New LinkedIn update: Reactions
Last week, brought news of a new LinkedIn update. LinkedIn has begun rolling out its own variation of Reactions - a set of emojis that you can use to express how you feel about a post.
Now instead of just being able to "like" a post, you can choose from any of the following emojis:
Announcing the LinkedIn update in a blog on LinkedIn, product manager Cissy Chen said: "One of the things we regularly hear from all of you is that you want more expressive ways than a “Like” to respond to the variety posts you see in your feed. At the same time, you’ve also told us that when you post on LinkedIn, you want more ways to feel heard and understand why someone liked what you said."
LinkedIn analysed the top 1-2 word comments being used and looked at what types of posts people share the most before settling on the final five Reactions.
The new Reactions will enable users to respond quickly to posts which may increase engagement on the platform. The update will also give insight into what kind of impact your posts are having on others.
Reactions are starting to roll out now and will be available globally to all members in the coming months in the LinkedIn mobile app and on the web. They've not reached us yet!