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Social Media Dimensions Cheatsheet

A single, sliced psd file containing all major image dimensions for facebook, twitter, google+, youtube & linkedin

Preview:

Contains the following images & networks:

Facebook
  • Cover Photo (851px x 315px)
  • Profile Photo (300 x 300px, displays as 160 x 160px)
  • App Icon (111 x 74px)
Google+
  • Cover Photo (2120 x 1192px)
  • Profile Photo (300 x 300px, displays as 120 x 120px)
Twitter
  • Background Image (2560 x 1600px)
  • Header Image (1500 x 500px)
  • Profile Photo (400 x 400px, displays as 200 x 200px, then 36 x 36px on scroll)
LinkedIn
  • Cover Image (646 x 220px)
  • Company Logo (100 x 60px)
Youtube
  • Cover Photo (2560 x 1440px)

How to use

Step 1

Replace placeholder images with your own images

Step 2

When saving, make sure to 'Save for Web' and change the 'slices' option to 'All User Slices'

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social-media-dimensions-cheatsheet's Issues

GitHub not happy with size

Viewing it in Github is not possible. And Git isn't too happy with binary blobs of this size.

Is it possible to split this into smaller files?

clipping mask at the group layer verse how it's done now?

maybe it's my poor understanding of masks in general but I noticed when I did a CMD+CLICK on the "insert your photo here" layer and then selected the group above it and clicked the create mask icon it did a nice job of cropping everything out that wasn't inside the boundaries of that border.

It seemed like some inconsistencies exist between the different groups.

Am I wrong?

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