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How to Size Images on Social Media: A Cheat Sheet (Infographic) Take the pain out of adding images to your brand's social media accounts by following this easy guide to sizing images.

By Samantha Hosenkamp

This story originally appeared on PR Daily

Social media managers, rejoice.

You no longer have to grapple with sizing issues for social networks such as Google+, Twitter, and Facebook. Now you can create Facebook Timeline images, LinkedIn cover photos, and more without worrying whether your pictures will fit the dimensions required by each platform.

Bookmark (or print out) this infographic from LunaMetrics -- your company's graphic designer will thank you.

How to Size Images on Social Media: A Cheat Sheet

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