Image Specs Facebook Fan Page Group Page Template Download

Understanding The Fan Page Specs

Download the Fan Page template HERE. If you would like to create your own on Adobe Photoshop you can do that also by understanding the specs for the Fan Page. Follow these steps:

1. Start by opening up your Photoshop program and clicking New under the File menu

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     Open Photoshop and go to File and New

2. Select Custom Size and set the width at 1200 px and the height at 675 px

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     In the Photoshop pop-up select custom size and set your width and height

3. You will see other options in the preset settings. Set the Orientation  at landscape, the Resolution at 72 Pixels/Inch, the Color Mode at RGB Color 8 bit and the Background Contents sets at White. Then click Create.

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     Reviewing Other Photoshop Preset Settings

4. If you have downloaded the template you can simply go into Photoshop and click File and Open and open the downloaded file. Now you are ready to create your Fan Page header. In the Downloads section of this post I have included links for both the PNG file and the Photoshop PSD file for the template.

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     Open the template file you downloaded in Photoshop

Creating The Facebook Group Page Header Graphic

Next is the Facebook Group header graphic. The specs for the Group Page header is 1640px by 859px which is a ratio of 1.91:1  The template that I am providing is 1640px by 923px of a ratio of 16:1. In this image below, the white section on the top and bottom gets cropped off.

The over-all size of the Group Page header is 1640 px by 923 px. The white arrow shows the mobile view from the blue top to the blue bottom. The green arrow shows the desktop view with the greenish blue area. You can see that the Mobile Group Name is where the name of your group is going to show over top of the graphic when you are on the live version and where you see Desktop Group Name is where your Group Name will show over the top of the graphic for desktop users on the live version.

Here you see how this is shown for A1WebsitePro’s group page visitors that are on a desktop. Notice that it just shows small text over the graphic that states Group by A1WebsitePro.

Group Page Header Live Desktop Version

And here you can see how the mobile version varies a little bit from that in the way that it shows two different lines. Facebook states the actual Group Name followed by smaller text that lets visitors know the group status whether public or private.

Group Page header live mobile version

As a matter of fact, keep that area in mind as you create your graphic. Do this if you have text you want to be visible so it does not get covered up.

Finally, you will notice that in both images my full picture is visible. The magic of getting this to happen is to pay attention to the ratio. Use the template to save yourself a lot of time, effort and editing trying to make your graphic fit properly. That way it shows as you want for all of your visitors.

DOWNLOADS:

Here are some files to help you out. We have a basic PNG of each template and the Photoshop PSD file with the layers if you prefer. We hope that this tutorial has been helpful. Subscribe to our feed if you would like to know when we have additional posts available.

1. Facebook Fan Page PNG

2. Facebook Fan Page PSD

3. Facebook Group Page PNG

4. Facebook Group Page PSD

16:9 Aspect Ratio Settings

1920 x 1080
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