Comprehensive Graphic Size Guide for Bluesky
With 36M registered users, many brands are turning to Bluesky as an alternative to Twitter (now branded as X). But before you get skeeting (the official name for a post on Bluesky), it’s important to have all the right dimensions for your cover photo, profile image, and post images.
We’ve compiled all the specs you’ll need for setting up and running a Bluesky account. The good news is that there are no unique dimensions for personal accounts or businesses on Bluesky, so these dimensions are appropriate for all Bluesky management needs.
The even better news? We’ve created a free Photoshop template with all the Bluesky specs you’ll need, so you can easily design assets with the correct dimensions. You can also use this template to preview how your assets will crop and interact with page elements. See it below, and download it today!
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Specs for Bluesky Profile Elements and Posts
Bluesky doesn’t list the exact specs for the profile or posts, so we’ve gone ahead and done the hard part for you. Below you’ll find a table with the necessary dimensions and file sizes for your assets. The good news is that they don’t vary between device or browser, so you can make all graphics one size without worrying they’ll crop poorly.
| Placement | Dimensions |
|---|---|
| Profile images | 400×400 pixels |
| Cover images | 1500×500 pixels |
| Post image sizes | 1:1, 4:5, or 16:9 |
| Post video sizes | 16:9, 1:1, 9:16 720p <60 seconds <50MB |
Bluesky Graphic Templates
And we’ve even gone a step further! Download a Photoshop document with all of the templates you’ll need for a completed Bluesky account. Our PSD file includes templated artboards for sizing your profile assets as well as preview artboards for visualizing your profile before you actually add any images, so you can make sure your Bluesky profile looks perfect the first time. The templates come with simple instructions — no in-depth Photoshop knowledge needed.
Meara
Sr Social Media Director
