Free tool
Crop photos for Facebook
Frame your Facebook profile picture, the 851 × 315 cover photo or a 4:5 post. Nothing uploaded, no location kept. Free.
Arrow keys move it, + and − zoom.
Nothing is uploaded. Your photos are cropped on this device and never leave it.
No location in your JPGs. Where and when a photo was taken is left out.
On photos made in Luala
Zoom in crops close, at full size
A tight crop keeps only the pixels inside the frame, so it comes out small. Zoom in cuts the frame from a photo Luala made and rebuilds it at full size.
It works on photos you make in Luala, not on the photos you crop here.
Try it on a photo of you
made from a few selfies
Photos for your feed
Add a few selfies. Luala makes sets of you on a rooftop at night, in Santorini, on a city street and in quiet-luxury style, one carousel per shoot.
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The photo sizes Facebook uses
Facebook shows your profile picture in a circle, about 176 pixels across on a computer. Frame it as a 720 × 720 square and it stays sharp wherever it appears.
The cover photo is 851 × 315 on a computer, and phones show less of its sides, so keep what matters in the middle of the frame. A portrait post is 1080 × 1350, the 4:5 shape that fills the most of the feed.
Questions
What size is a Facebook profile picture?
Facebook shows it about 176 pixels across on a computer, in a circle. A 720 × 720 square stays sharp on larger screens too.
What size is a Facebook cover photo?
851 × 315 pixels on a computer. Phones cut a little off each side, so keep faces and words near the middle.
Why is there a circle on the frame?
It's the part Facebook shows of your profile picture. The file is still a square.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. Your browser crops them on this device. They aren't sent to Luala or anywhere else.