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The Ultimate Complete Final Social Media Sizing Cheat Sheet
Cool Infographics: Charts and graphs can communicate data; infographics turn data into information.
The Ultimate Complete Final Social Media Sizing Cheat Sheet by LunaMetrics is a huge (and very long) informational infographic that shows the readers all of the important image sizing requirements for the major social networks.
In June of this year, we published an infographic listing all of the sizing information for images on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and Pinterest. It was a wildly successful piece of content, totally blowing our expectations out of the water. Unfortunately, while its popularity has flourished, nearly every social network instituted changes to their image sizes, rendering most of the information on the infographic out of date.
We knew we needed to update the information on the cheat sheet, but we weren’t comfortable with simply adjusting one or two figures on the blog post and leaving it as-is. We’d also received a lot of feedback, both on the design and information it contained. We decided to redesign the entire sheet and incorporate a few more social networks.
We also decided to permanently redirect the old sheet here, so that shared tweets, pins, likes, and so on, would lead to the correct sizing dimensions. Additionally, as sizing changes are implemented across social networks, we’ll actively update this sheet – meaning that if you use the embed code at the bottom to share this sheet on your own site, the image will automatically update with changes as they are rolled out. No more out-of-date information.
I love that all of the sizes are shown in correctly proportional rectangles! Based on their claim, this infographic should also update correctly as they revise it to match the ongiong changes from all of the social networks.
Some color of the official logos of the different social media networks at each section break would have been helpful to the reader. The light typeface used at each section break is hard to distinguish from the rest of the design.
Found on Social Media and Social Good
2013-01-08 10:18:18
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