Snapchat Image Size 2026: Stories, Spotlight, Geofilters, and Ads
One canvas, one ratio, and a safe zone that is stricter than any other platform because the UI never moves.
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One canvas, one ratio, and a safe zone that is stricter than any other platform because the UI never moves.
Read articleLinkedIn has two cover sizes, and they are not interchangeable. Upload the wrong one and you get letterboxing or a crop.
Read articleStories are 9:16, but the platform UI owns part of the canvas. Put your headline in the wrong band and it gets covered.
Read articleThe Open Graph image is the one launch asset you never upload. It's the image every link to your site displays, and it's the easiest one to forget.
Read articleEvery soft, blurry screenshot on your timeline was a JPG that shouldn't have been. Text cards need PNG.
Read articleLinkedIn has two image systems: the 1200×627 feed image and the document carousel, which is a full PDF upload with its own rules.
Read articleX shows one image at 16:9 and two images at 7:8. Build the wrong ratio and the feed crops the headline out.
Read articleInstagram uploads at 1080 px wide. The 4:5 portrait takes more screen than the square, and Stories need room for the UI.
Read articlePinterest is a vertical search engine. A landscape pin is a thin strip; a 2:3 portrait pin fills the column and gets saved.
Read articleRedNote's feed format is 3:4 portrait, a ratio no other major platform uses, and posts are capped at nine images.
Read articleAspect ratio is why the same design doesn't fit Instagram, X, and Stories. It's the shape of the rectangle, not the pixel count.
Read articleThe image that matters most on Facebook is the one you never upload: the 1200×630 Open Graph image pulled from your link.
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