- This guide will help you understand the best sizes to use for your Facebook Cover photo and how to ensure it looks just right everywhere.\n\nOverview of Facebook Cover Photo Sizes\n\nOur previously available Facebook Cover templates had dimensions that were slightly off. We've now updated those templates to better fit Facebook's recommended specifications.\n\n- **Updated Facebook Cover Size**: We’ve adjusted the template to 1640 x 924 pixels. This is based on a 2:1 ratio that closely matches Facebook's own Event Cover images. This updated size helps minimize aggressive cropping on desktop and mobile devices.\n\nWhy Is the Recommended Size Important?\n\n- **Optimal Loading and Resolution**: Using the size Facebook suggests helps with faster loading times. While smaller sizes load quickly, they can sometimes result in a low-resolution look.\n- **Balanced Display**: A size of 1200 x 628 pixels may experience heavy cropping on desktops, so we’ve chosen our template size to reduce that issue on all devices.\n\nTips for Ensuring Your Facebook Cover Looks Great\n\n1. **Placement of Design Elements**: Keep essential design elements centered on your cover photo. This reduces the chance of important parts being cut off when viewed on different devices.\n2. **Preview on Multiple Devices**: Test how your cover photo looks on both computers (820 x 312 pixels display) and smartphones (640 x 360 pixels display).\n\nNeed Further Assistance?\n\nIf things still seem a bit off or the cover doesn’t look as expected, kindly let us know so we can provide more pointers and help you perfect it. Your feedback is valuable to us in ensuring your designs work seamlessly across all platforms.
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