Twitter Image Resizer

Twitter crops images that do not match their required dimensions. Your header gets sliced, your profile photo gets compressed, your link previews display incorrectly. Get every Twitter image size right and your profile looks professional across all devices.

About Twitter Image Sizes

Twitter uses different image sizes for profile photos, headers, tweet images, and link cards. Each format displays differently on mobile versus desktop. Here are all the exact dimensions you need for every Twitter image type.

Twitter displays images across timelines, profiles, notifications, and search results. Each location has different display requirements. Profile photos appear as tiny circles in replies but larger on profiles. Headers look different on phones than on desktops. Using the correct dimensions ensures your visuals display correctly everywhere.

Twitter Size Cheatsheet

Quick reference for all Twitter image dimensions.

Twitter image dimensions for all formats
FormatDimensions
Twitter Profile Photo400 × 400
Twitter Card Image800 × 418
Twitter Summary Card400 × 400
Twitter Post Image1200 × 675
Twitter Header1500 × 500

Posting somewhere else? Use the free image resizer to resize images for any platform.

How to resize images for Twitter?

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    Step 1: Upload your image

    Select the image you want to resize for Twitter. Our tool supports JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC formats.

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    Step 2: Choose your Twitter format

    Select the specific Twitter preset you need, whether it is a background, icon, thumbnail, profile image, banner, post, or another supported placement.

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    Step 3: Download and share

    Review the crop and image quality, then download the resized image and upload it to Twitter.

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This page provides Twitter Profile Photo (400x400), Twitter Card Image (800x418), Twitter Summary Card (400x400), Twitter Post Image (1200x675), plus 1 more. Open a preset to see whether its dimensions are a documented requirement, recommendation, minimum, or practical working canvas.