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Facebook og: image is not displayed in full size

When sharing a video with ElfYourself.com, an OG image is sent to Facebook at 130x130 pixels. Facebook says this is the maximum size that will be displayed in the news feed / timeline. However, what Facebook actually displays in the feed for the image is 90x90 pixels.

Why doesn't it display the full size of the sketch? I can see friends sharing links from Break.com that display a width of 130 pixels. How do their images appear with maximum width?

Here is what we send as an image, for example:

The image is 130x130, but it is displayed on facebook as 90x90.

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I have almost the same problem. Image for me resizes to 100x100. Since your original post, I'm pretty sure they updated their API, so now it is 100x100 when it was 90x90. The Facebooks documentation is terrible and they need to update it to reflect this resizing.

It says that you can reach 50x50, but why would you do it in the world if they resized the image to 100x100, which, in turn, significantly affected the image quality.

In short, the answer is that you are doing it right, and Facebook is resizing the image, and the documentation for og: image is incomplete / incorrect.

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Facebook recently added a debug page for this information. http://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object (requires a developer account) An error message appears indicating that your image should be 200 pixels wide.

They may want it to be high for future developments.

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try it, it worked for me:

<meta property="og:image" content="http://thewebsite.com/nameofyourpic.jpeg" />` <meta property="og:image:width" content="300" /> <meta property="og:image:height" content="300" />
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/901407/

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