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Sizes checked against X (Twitter)'s own guidelines in October 2026. Where X (Twitter) gives only a ratio or a minimum, the size is the common one that meets it.

Format guide

Which X (Twitter) image size should you use?

Each format shows up differently. Here's when to use each one.

In-feed

Post Image

1200 × 675 px · 16:9

The standard in-feed image. 16:9 displays without cropping in the timeline. Single images show at full width; multiple images are arranged in a 2- or 4-up grid.

Profile

Header Banner

1500 × 500 px · 3:1

The wide banner behind your profile photo. Keep key content centred, since the left and right edges get clipped on mobile. Update this whenever your branding changes.

Link preview

Card Image

800 × 418 px · 1.91:1

Shown when you share a URL with Twitter Card meta tags. The og:image should be at least 800×418 px for a large card. Smaller images fall back to a thumbnail.

Identity

Profile Photo

400 × 400 px · 1:1

Displayed as a circle across the platform. Upload a square at 400×400 px minimum. Keep the subject centred so it reads well at all display sizes.

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FAQ

X (Twitter) image size questions.

1200×675 px (16:9) is the recommended size for a single in-timeline image. It displays at full width without any cropping. X supports up to 5 MB for JPG/PNG.
The recommended X header size is 1500×500 px (3:1 ratio). The image is cropped differently on mobile vs desktop, so keep your main subject centred with some breathing room on all sides.
Yes. X recompresses images on upload. For the sharpest result, upload a PNG or high-quality JPG at the recommended resolution. Avoid pre-compressing to a very low quality before uploading.

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