Prepare Page branding, event artwork, feed images, link previews, and optional advertising assets.
Sources reviewed 2026-10-20Set checklist · 3 items to review
Page cover: add a source image
Page profile picture: add a source image
Feed portrait: add a source image
You can prepare a partial set. The ZIP guide records every missing or excluded item.
0 files ready to prepare
Review each crop. Prepare files to validate their format and size.
Partial set: 3 checklist items need attention.
Each asset links to its official source. Batch presets and illustrative guides are labeled separately. Review visual content before publishing; exports do not guarantee platform approval. Batch is not affiliated with these platforms.
How to prepare Facebook images
1. Choose the right source
Add your main artwork, then a separate profile image or icon. Add multiple content images when you need a batch of posts or thumbnails.
2. Review each crop
Select the presets you need and open Adjust to position each image. Use crop to fill the frame or fit to retain the entire image. Check the safe-area guides where provided.
3. Prepare and download
Prepare the selected files to check dimensions, formats and published file limits. Download a single image or a ZIP, then review the destination preview before publishing.
Facebook image sizes included in this tool
These are the tool’s export dimensions. “Batch preset” is a practical starting point, not a platform requirement. Account eligibility and content rules can also apply; follow each source for the current specification.
Facebook image export dimensions and source references
Page cover upload dimensions and display shapes differ. Facebook describes a left-aligned 16:9 desktop crop and a 2.4:1 mobile crop.
Facebook recommends PNG for logos or text. The cover’s under-100-KB suggestion is a loading-speed target, not a published upload limit.
Event covers and ordinary photo posts have no fixed dimensions in the reviewed Help articles. Those outputs are clearly marked as Batch presets.
A link-preview image must be hosted and referenced by the destination page’s og:image metadata; uploading it as a normal photo does not change a link preview.
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