![]() ![]() The aspect ratio for a Facebook group header is 205:107 (but start with 820 x 428 pixels as this is the actual size on a standard desktop monitor). So here it is: 820 x 428 pixels (Facebook changed to this new size on 28th November 2017, but note that the top and bottom of your header is hidden – full details below – note that all old headers will be cropped almost in half if not updated to the new size – if your current group header image looks a little weird – that’s why). ![]() It’s exceedingly hard to hunt down the size for your Facebook Group Header cover photo. Doubling its size to 1696 x 628 in the hope of getting a higher resolution doesn’t help. NOTE: For some reason, something happens to the header when uploaded to Facebook and some clarity is lost. The screenshot above shows the new dimensions. ![]() If you make your Facebook Group Header 848 x 314 it will currently work on a desktop view without anything ‘disappearing’ top or bottom (carry on reading about what it used to do if you’re interested – that’s about all you need to know though. You’re welcome to read everything below (to show how tricky this is), and you’re welcome to search the web to find a better answer, but I’ve tried and none are available (there’s a ton of stuff on this – much of it blatant plagiarised copies of my original post), but I’ve yet to find any that are correct. Sometime in early 2021 the group header changed again. *** UPDATED WITH THE LATEST CHANGES August 2021 – Quentin Pain *** READ FIRST ![]()
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