Setting up or editing your social media channels is one of those essential but frustrating jobs – not only do you have to make sure the same details are correct for each platform, but each one has different image size and pixel requirements – hands up if you’ve spent a lot of time wrestling with your logo to make it fit for each different platform you use! We have, so we feel your pain!
Having also spent a lot of time muttering and typing “what size image does my <insert channel> logo need to be?” into Google, we’ve saved you the future effort and put it all below in one easy reference image for the most popular networks. You can thank us later (with a Like or a Follow if you so choose!)
Without further ado….
And the plain text version:
| CHANNEL | PROFILE IMAGE (px) | COVER IMAGE (px) |
| 180 x 180 | 851 x 315 | |
| YOUTUBE | 800 x 800 | 2560 x 1440 (max 2MB) |
| 192 x 192 | NA | |
| 400 x 400 | 1500 x 500 | |
| GOOGLE+ | 1000 x 1000 (recommended) | 1600 x 900 |
| 180 x 180 | Random collage of your photos generated by Instagram | |
| 165 x 165 | NA | |
| 400 x 400 | 1400 x 425 | |
| SNAPCHAT | Create in Bitmoji app | NA |
| FLICKR | 300 x 300 | 2048 x 492 |
| SKYPE | 96 x 96 | NA |
| 256 x 256 | 1280 x 384 | |
| TUMBLR | 128 x 128 | 1280 x 1920 |
| VIMEO | 600 x 600 | (Video): Max aspect ratio of 1:3.33 |
| FOURSQUARE | 185 x 185 | 860 x 130 |
Sometimes Serious, always Helpful; From search to social, UX and onsite optimisation, I enjoy the challenge of working across a range of different marketing strategies for our clients
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