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Resize and crop an image for your Facebook page cover and see how it will look before you publish.
Fast, precise, and platform-aware image cropping without the bloat of photo editors.
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For desktop, the Facebook page cover is commonly prepared at a ratio close to 851 × 315 pixels (roughly 2.7:1). RealResizer’s Facebook Cover preset locks this wide, banner-like ratio so your cover is framed the way a cover is displayed.
Covers are wide and short, so a tall source image will have most of its height cropped away. Crop with the central horizontal band in mind, and keep critical content away from the left edge where the profile picture overlaps the cover.
The same editor can prepare other Facebook content too — a standard post image (1200 × 630), a square post (1080 × 1080), or an event cover (1920 × 1080) — so resizing an image for Facebook stays consistent across your page.
Because covers display at a very wide ratio, design for the horizontal center of the image. Keep any text or key subjects well within the 2.7:1 frame, and avoid cropping out subjects near the very top and bottom of a tall source photo.
The desktop cover is commonly prepared at about 851 × 315 pixels, near a 2.7:1 ratio.
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