One Logo, Every Profile Picture
Upload your logo once and see it as it will appear on 31 platform slots — each at the right size, in the right crop. Tick the ones you need, see the price update as you go, and download a single ZIP.
Free previews · 2 credits per file · Never more than 40
- YouTube
- TikTok
- Discord
- Slack
18 files · 36 credits·pick from 31 platforms in the app
Why Every Platform Needs Its Own File
Most platforms crop to a circle
Instagram, Facebook, X, TikTok, YouTube and most others show your picture as a circle. A wordmark exported as a plain square loses its ends in that crop. The generator fits your whole logo inside the circle, with the padding you choose.
Every platform wants a different size
Profile sizes run from 150px (a YouTube watermark) to 1200px (Vimeo), and several platforms cap the file size — Bluesky and GitHub at 1 MB, a Reddit community icon at 500 KB. Each file is exported at the size its platform asks for, and encoded to fit where there is a limit.
Transparency is not always safe
LinkedIn shows transparent pixels on white, and circle crops on apps with light and dark themes show whatever sits behind them — so a dark logo on a transparent background disappears for half your audience. Circle-crop slots get a solid background by default; a Transparent version is offered only where the platform handles it, like a YouTube watermark or a Discord server icon.
Pay only for what you pick
Tick individual platforms, whole categories, or everything, plus the colour versions you want: original, white, black and (where supported) transparent. Each file is 2 credits, and the total never goes above 40 credits — the price of the full brand pack.
Social Media Profile Picture Sizes (2026)
Instagram — Profile picture
320 × 320
Circle crop. Shown as a small circle; keep the mark centred and bold.
Facebook — Profile / Page picture
720 × 720
Circle crop. Cropped to a circle on profiles and Pages.
X (Twitter) — Profile picture
400 × 400
Circle crop. Max 2 MB. Business accounts may show a square crop.
Threads — Profile picture
640 × 640
Circle crop. Mirrors Instagram when the accounts are linked.
TikTok — Profile picture
720 × 720
Circle crop. Tiny in the feed — a simple mark reads best.
Bluesky — Avatar
1000 × 1000
Circle crop. Hard 1 MB limit — this file is encoded to fit.
Pinterest — Profile picture
280 × 280
Circle crop. Shown as a circle on your profile and pins.
Snapchat — Public profile picture
320 × 320
Circle crop. For Public Profiles; keep it simple.
Tumblr — Avatar
512 × 512
Rounded square. Square or circle, chosen in blog settings.
Mastodon — Avatar
400 × 400
Rounded square. Shape varies by client; the limit is set per server (2 MB typical).
YouTube — Channel icon
800 × 800
Circle crop. Rendered as a circle; no animated GIFs.
YouTube — Video watermark
150 × 150
Square. Overlaid on your videos — the Transparent version is the one to upload.
Twitch — Profile picture
512 × 512
Circle crop. JPEG, PNG or GIF up to 10 MB.
Kick — Profile picture
512 × 512
Circle crop. Shown as a circle beside your stream.
Vimeo — Profile picture
1200 × 1200
Circle crop. Large enough for high-DPI screens.
WhatsApp Business — Profile picture
640 × 640
Circle crop. Customers see it in every chat — use a solid background.
Telegram — Profile / channel photo
512 × 512
Circle crop. Circle in chats, square on the profile page.
Discord — Avatar
512 × 512
Circle crop. Transparent works well on Discord's dark theme.
Discord — Server icon
512 × 512
Circle crop. Shown in the server list as a circle.
Slack — Workspace icon
512 × 512
Rounded square. Shown as a rounded square in the sidebar.
LinkedIn — Personal profile photo
400 × 400
Circle crop. For a founder or personal-brand account.
LinkedIn — Company Page logo
400 × 400
Square. Transparent pixels render on white, so a solid background is used.
GitHub — Profile / organisation avatar
1024 × 1024
Circle crop. Under 1 MB — this file is encoded to fit.
Behance — Profile picture
1000 × 1000
Circle crop. Minimum 150 px; larger looks sharper.
Dribbble — Profile picture
400 × 400
Circle crop. Shown small beside every shot.
Medium — Profile / publication picture
400 × 400
Circle crop. Shown as a circle next to your stories.
Substack — Publication logo
512 × 512
Rounded square. Substack recommends a transparent PNG.
Reddit — Profile avatar
256 × 256
Circle crop. Shown as a circle next to your posts.
Reddit — Community icon
256 × 256
Circle crop. Under 500 KB; leave ~10% padding.
Quora — Profile picture
400 × 400
Circle crop. Shown as a circle beside answers.
Google Business Profile — Logo
720 × 720
Square. 250 px minimum, 10 KB–5 MB.
How to Make Social Media Profile Pictures From Your Logo
Upload your logo
Drop in a PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG. A flat background around the logo is removed automatically so the mark can sit on any colour.
Choose the look
Pick a white, black or brand-colour background and set the padding. If your logo would disappear on the colour you picked, that file switches to white or black automatically.
Tick what you need
Select platforms one by one, a whole category at once, or everything. Add white, black or transparent versions. Each tile previews the platform's real crop.
Download the ZIP
Sign in and download. The ZIP has one folder per category, files named by platform and size, and a README with each platform's upload notes.
Who It Is For
New brands
Claim your handles everywhere on launch day with a consistent picture on every platform.
Rebrands
Swap an old logo across 20+ profiles without resizing each one by hand.
Agencies & freelancers
Hand a client every profile file in one organised ZIP instead of a dozen exports.
Creators
Matching channel icons for YouTube, Twitch, Kick and TikTok, plus a transparent YouTube watermark.
Or just ask
Describe the edit in your own words
Type what you want changed and the assistant does it on the canvas — each step lands as a layer you can reopen, so nothing it does is baked in.
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SVG vs PNG for Logos: Which File Do You Actually Need?
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Every Brand File You Need Before Launch (A Founder's Checklist)
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Put Your Logo on Every Profile
Upload once, preview every platform, and download only the files you pick.