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Spec details

Output size
1500×500
Aspect ratio
3:1
Max file size
5 MB
Formats
JPEG, PNG, GIF
lossless

💡 For best results, start with an image at least as wide as the target size. Upscaling small images can introduce blur.

X (Twitter) header: 1500×500 and the safe-area playbook

X (formerly Twitter) header images render at 1500×500 on desktop but get cropped heavily on mobile and the timeline view. This guide covers the spec, the safe areas, and the visual composition rules that make headers look intentional across every view.

Why 1500×500 pixels

The 1500×500 dimension is X's recommended header size. The aspect ratio is exactly 3:1. Files smaller than 1500×500 are auto-upscaled and look blurry on retina screens; files larger than 1500×500 are downscaled without quality benefit. The maximum file size is 5 MB (15 MB for animated GIF headers on premium accounts).

The safe area inside the 1500×500 frame

X's timeline view crops headers aggressively. Critical content should sit in the safe central region:

The truly safe composition area is roughly the central 1100×360 region. Anything in this zone renders fully across desktop, mobile, and timeline views.

What works in a strong header

Common mistakes

Format and file size

Frequently asked questions

Can I use 1920×1080 instead? Yes, X downscales to 1500×500. No benefit unless you want a master file.

Will my header look different on mobile? Yes — mobile crops much more aggressively. Always preview on a phone before committing.