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Image resizer for Facebook profile picture

Facebook asks for a 320 × 320 pixel profile picture for the best quality, and crops it to a circle. The resizer opens on that square, so pick the part of your photo to keep before Facebook does it for you.

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At a glance

Best upload size
320 × 320 pixels
Source: facebook.com, checked 2026-11
Display sizes
176 × 176 on computers, 196 × 196 on smartphones and 36 × 36 on most feature phones
Source: facebook.com, checked 2026-11
Shape
Cropped to a circle
Source: facebook.com, checked 2026-11
Logos and text
A PNG file may give a better result than a JPG
Source: facebook.com, checked 2026-11

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Image resizer for Facebook profile picture: what to know

This page starts the social media image resizer for this case. For every option and how to use it, see the social media image resizer.

Keep your face or logo inside the circle

Because the picture is shown as a circle, the corners of your square are cut off. Use fill and move the crop sliders until your face or logo sits in the middle, with a little space around it.

To fit a whole logo or a wide photo without losing the edges, choose fit and pick a background colour that matches the logo. Download a PNG for logos and text, as Facebook suggests.

Questions

What size photo fits a Facebook profile picture?

A square photo of 320 × 320 pixels or larger. Facebook shows it at 176 × 176 on computers and 196 × 196 on phones, cropped to a circle.

How do I fit my whole picture in my Facebook profile?

Resize it to a square with fit, not fill, and choose a background colour for the space around it. Keep the subject in the centre, since the circle hides the corners.

How do I resize an image for a profile picture?

Choose the image, pick the network and its profile picture size, move the crop so the subject is centred, then download and upload it.