Google+ Cover Photos Updated With Super Big Size Image [Size & Dimension Details]

Google+ got updated with super big cover photos, local review tab and few other features, reported by Anatol in TTJ. Though Anatol himself did not updated his Google+ profile yet, but I did. Take a look at my new shiny super big cover photos at Google+ profile. Here I will discuss this new dimension in details.


My Google+ Page -Better-2013-03-07

If you are wondering about dimension and size of this new cover photos, Anatol did mention it in his article. I will quote him here

From now on, individual profile “cover photos” will display at a maximum resolution of 2120 x 1192, and the images will be displayed in 16:9 format when clicked.

And obviously by default it will not show the whole 2120 x 1192 px image, it will focus on lower part, just the way Facebook Cover photo works, so nobody will be missing out your update and profile details.

The first announcement came from Google Product Manager Sara McKinley in a Google+ post.

And those who require a more guideline on how to use this cover photo check the cover photo of “Youtube One Channel“. I will include the image below, but you have to click on the image as its too big(2120px width) comparing to my blog dimension.

Google+ Big Cover Photo Templates
Google+ Big Cover Photo Template

So are you going to utilize this big space? You have to follow their policy terms though.


Comments

4 responses to “Google+ Cover Photos Updated With Super Big Size Image [Size & Dimension Details]”

  1. I think they’ve WAY over-done it, Asif! Yours, by the way, looks quite nice when you display two full pages of content. But on a regular monitor, the google plus cover photo size looks domineering and overpowering. I’m trying to get people to VOTE for or against such a super-sized cover photo here: http://ronvanpeursem.com/2013/03/vote-on-the-google-plus-cover-photo-size/

  2. Thank you for the example. It is odd that it was starting at 1554 x 300 pixels. Now is 2120 x 1192 pixels.

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