Make your Facebook Profile Picture Full-size

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  1. Vickie says:

    Great article. Love the graphics of what others are doing for profile pics.

    However…you might want to add an addendum. Facebook is changing their picture sizes limits; it’s increasing for uploaded photos, but for profile pix, it’s getting smaller. For instance, profile pics will be 180×540. While it is 600×200 now, I’d advise people to plan for that shrinkage.

    No word on when this will take place, but if one’s going to put in that effort now…

    (I may have some of these numbers wrong, but here’s where I got them)
    http://m.mashable.com/1806/show/8fddb6fec8d339ed7a7787e747c2f2bc&t=22d850a95632d4fb04b5c22af46778e3

    Thanks,
    Vickie

  2. Tina Cook says:

    Thanks Vickie, yes will update. Thanks a million for your comment – the great part about Social Media – ever evolving and we can connect so easily. So new post on its way!

    @Visualalliance also sent me a tweet –

    http://twitter.com/visualalliance/statuses/8556403322

    The time frame is “in the next few weeks”. The aspect ratio will be the same so the pictures will just be a bit smaller. 180 x 540 px is still generous and I’ll keep with my intention of encouraging more peeps to max this free space on Facebook!

    Thanks for your heads up Vickie and your compliment – yes – lots of brilliant graphics to inspire! Wishing you an wonderful week.
    Best, Tina

  3. I didn’t know you could use so much of space I will consider that when i have finished setting up my own page, is it better to have a face group group or page?

  4. I’ve been doing this for a while now at: http://www.facebook.com/ronaldskelton and get a great response back from it. I use the same strategy on my fan pages.

    You use to have to go about it a different way…If you tried to upload a 200×600 picture straight to the profile it would make you crop it, but if you loaded it as a photo album photo then made it the default you could use the entire 200×600.

    I’m glad its easy for anybody to do now. If your not using this… Your wasting very valuable marketing space.

  5. Steve says:

    I was informed that it might violate Facebooks terms of use… anyone else worried about this? Someone said something about not being able to directly advertise and make it seem as though you as selling services through Facebook. Am I just being paranoid?

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