Facebook, Pinterest, Youtube…trying to keep image sizes straight between all of the various social networks that we each participate in on a daily basis can be a pain. Luckily, this cheat sheet put together by Constant Contact is a great way to keep them all straight so you always upload in the optimal image size.
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Of course, in the never same for long world of social media, image standards are constantly being updated or improved, but a cheat sheet like this is still a great way to keep the various image requirements straight.
The trick I use to make things like this easy is to make export presets for Lightroom, and then just updating them whenever the social network changes their optimal image update settings. A good cheat sheet like this is a great base to build some export presets off.
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My research shows that Google+ allows a shared image to be 2048 on the long edge. Even bigger if you allow the image to count against your data allotment.
This infographic is not accurate.
very helpful
What about 500px, what’s the perfect size?
The FB sizes are wrong for images. Keep the longest side at 2048px or 960px.
Yes, that’s what I was alluding to. 2048 for FB right? That’s what I do.
…maybe then some of those other listed sizes are wrong too.
Thank you!! This will be very helpful!
What no Vimeo numbers?
I love it! This is something I’ve been looking for lately.
Where are the SLRLounge Header Image and Profile Photo sizes ;) Cheers for the overview, very helpful article!
will come in handy
This was great, thanks for sharing!
Nice, I’ll build some export presets from this. Will take me a few weeks because I’m out of the office until later this month.
I don’t understand. What happens if I upload images to FB at 2048?
Now for some Lightroom readymade downloadable presets, right ?!? hahah
That’s awesome! Thanks
Very handy indeed. Thank you Anthony for sharing!
Very handy! Thanks!