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Social media image sizes guide (2026)

Every image, video, and ad dimension for 11 platforms, on one page each, so nothing gets cropped or blurred on upload.

  • Feed, story, and video specs for all 11 platforms
  • Ad and display placements for Google and X
  • True-to-proportion size comparisons, page by page
  • Every dimension in exact pixels, ready to plug into your canvas
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A printed booklet titled 'Every post, sized right' by Good Creatives, showing a woman holding a green rectangle and navy square against a blue sky, resting on a woven rattan chair beside a sheer curtain.
What’s inside

4 sections, one page.

Feed & post sizes
Stories, Reels & video
Ads & display placements
Profile & cover images
How to use it
01

Match the canvas first

Set your artboard to the size on the sheet before you design, not after.

02

Check it at export

Compare your export dimensions against the sheet so nothing gets cropped on upload.

03

Keep it to hand

Save it to your phone or desktop so you're never guessing mid-upload.

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