How to preview your Facebook Page
- Add your cover photo and your logo or picture. Or “Try a sample” to see how it works first.
- Write the Page name and bio. Say what the Page is about in the first line.
- Add your category, website and followers. They show in the intro and under the name, as visitors see them.
- Add posts. Write a few, add images, and see where long posts get cut with “See more”.
- Check phone and desktop, light and dark, and download the preview as a picture.
Your Page stays in this browser. The pictures are read on your device and never uploaded.
Cover and logo: what visitors see first
The cover is wide on computers and cropped to its middle on phones, and your profile picture covers its bottom left. A logo shows inside a circle: leave space around it so the corners aren’t cut. Check both here before you change them on the Page.
Facebook Page sizes and limits (2026)
| What | Size or limit |
|---|---|
| Cover photo | 851 × 315 px (at least 400 × 150); phones show the middle |
| Profile picture or logo | At least 320 × 320 px, shown as a circle |
| Bio | Short: the first line is what people read |
| Username | At least 5 characters: letters, numbers and dots |
| Post | Up to 63,206 characters; phones show about 240 before “See more” |
Tips for a Page that gets followed
- Say what you offer, in plain words. The bio and the category are what people scan first.
- Use the cover as a sign. Your offer or your next event, readable on a phone.
- Pin a post that shows your work. A carousel of your products or your best tips works well.
What’s free, and what the app adds
This preview is free, with no account and no limit. aiCarousels designs carousels and image posts in your brand from one idea, ready to post from your Page.
