Watermarking helps to give a brand identity to the image. So, you can select the Copyright and Contact Info only option. They will anyway remove these details from the uploaded image to reduce the file size. Metadata parameters are not a significant concern while uploading to Facebook. So, if the picture is not cropped, then the Lightroom will take the smallest edge as the reference and apply it to the image without altering the aspect ratio. Image settings will not alter the aspect ratio. NOTE 👉🏻: Please make sure to crop the image in the correct aspect ratio.
Set the resolution to be 240 pixels per inch for Facebook. Leave the “Don’t Enlarge” option unticked. I have already explained the different image resolutions for different types of pictures on Facebook.
Enter the image resolution in W and H spaces and select pixels from the dropdown menu. Select the “Width and Height” option from the “Resize to Fit” dropdown menu. We need to enter the required image resolution in the Image sizing module. Color space should be “ sRGB.” Don’t limit the file size. File Settingsįile settings are the most crucial part when it comes to Facebook. You can also create a custom file name in the File naming section if required. I recommend creating a custom folder to save all your images optimized for Facebook. You need to do all the export settings for Facebook and the web in this window. A new window will pop up, “ Export One File”. Select the “ Export” option from the “ File” dropdown menu. So, after cropping the photo in the desired aspect ratio, let us move to the Lightroom export settings for Facebook. So, use a picture with a 16:9 Aspect Ratio. Use an image with 1920×1080 pixels resolution for this header. If you are creating any events on Facebook, then you will have to upload a header image. So, I recommend using a 1080×1920 pixel image for Facebook stories. Nowadays, most of people use Facebook stories feature to showcase their pictures. All DSLR, mirrorless camera, and smartphone cameras capture pictures in 2:3 aspect ratio. You can use an image in a 2:3 aspect ratio in Landscape or Portrait. A picture in portrait orientation will be more appealing to the eyes since more than 70 percent of users use Facebook in their smartphones. Facebook Image PostĪ regular Facebook image post can be in Portrait or Landscape orientation. If your photo is a smaller one, then a resolution of 820×360 pixels will also look good. So, it corresponds to the 41:18 aspect ratio for cropping. You should crop the image in 1640×720 pixels for the best viewing experience. So, always do a profile image preview to confirm. So, close cropping will result in the chopping of the sides.
The profile photo will be displayed circularly. Make sure to leave some breathing space on the edges. For the best result, use 344×344 pixel size.ĭon’t do a tight crop.
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📖 READ 👉🏻: How to Crop Image in Lightroom?įor the Facebook Profile picture, you need to upload a square image with a 1:1 aspect ratio with at least 172 pixels side. So, let us see the Aspect ratios and image resolutions for each type of Facebook post. So, the photo aspect ratiovaries for each type of Facebook post. You may be using the photo for profile picture, Facebook banner, or regular post. Now, we need to crop the Image for Facebook. Image Crop & Photo Resolution for Facebook Make sure that you are in the Develop module.Ģ. If you are opening an un-edited image, then import the image into Lightroom and make the necessary edits. Let us open the image to be uploaded into Facebook in Lightroom. 🖥 Lightroom Export Settings for Facebook 1.
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