Resizing photos for Facebook is a straightforward process. Here are the steps:

1. Open an Image Editing Tool:

• You can use various image editing tools, such as Adobe Photoshop, GIMP (a free open-source alternative), or even online tools like Canva or Pixlr.

2. Import Your Photo:

• Open the photo you want to resize in your chosen image editing tool.

3. Check Facebook’s Recommended Image Sizes:

• Before resizing, it’s helpful to know Facebook’s recommended image sizes:
  • Profile Picture: 180 x 180 pixels (minimum)
  • Cover Photo: 820 x 312 pixels (for Facebook Pages)
  • Shared Image: 1200 x 630 pixels (for link shares)
  • Shared Link Preview: 1200 x 628 pixels (for website link shares)
  • Event Image: 1920 x 1080 pixels (recommended)

4. Resize the Photo:

• In your image editing tool, look for the “Resize” or “Image Size” option.
• Input the dimensions based on the type of image you’re resizing (e.g., 1200 x 630 for shared images).
• Ensure that the aspect ratio is maintained to prevent distortion. Most image editors will do this automatically.

5. Crop or Adjust If Necessary:

• Depending on your original photo’s dimensions, you may need to crop or adjust it to fit the desired size properly.

6. Save Your Resized Photo:

• Save the image in a format like JPEG or PNG, which is compatible with Facebook.

7. Upload to Facebook:

• Go to your Facebook account or page.
• Depending on where you want to use the resized image (profile picture, cover photo, post, event), upload it accordingly.
• Facebook will sometimes offer a cropping tool when uploading. Make any necessary adjustments here.

8. Preview and Confirm:

• Review how your resized image looks on Facebook and confirm the upload.

If you want to restrict someone from seeing your Facebook posts, you can use the “Friends Except” feature to exclude specific people from seeing your updates. Here’s how to do it:

On Desktop (Facebook Website):

1. Log In to Facebook:
   • Open your preferred web browser and go to www.facebook.com.
   • Log in to your Facebook account if you’re not already logged in.
2. Create a Friends List (Optional):
   • If you haven’t already, you can create a custom friends list to manage your privacy settings more efficiently. To do this, click on “Friends” in the left-hand menu and then click “Create List.”
3. Make a Post:
   • Begin creating a new post by clicking on the “What’s on your mind?” box at the top of your News Feed.
4. Customize Post Privacy:
   • Below the post box, you’ll see a privacy dropdown (it may say “Public” or “Friends” by default).
   • Click on the dropdown and choose “Friends Except…” or “More Options.”
5. Exclude Specific People:
   • A box will appear where you can enter the names of people you want to exclude from seeing this particular post.
   • Type in the name of the person or persons you want to restrict.
   • Select their names from the suggestions that appear.
6. Finish Your Post:
   • Complete your post as usual, adding text, photos, or whatever content you want to share.
7. Post Your Update:
   • Click the “Post” button to share your update. Only the people you’ve excluded won’t be able to see it.

By following these steps, you can restrict specific individuals from seeing a particular post while allowing your other friends to see it.

Please note that this method must be applied to each post individually. If you want to restrict someone from seeing all your future posts, you can unfollow or unfriend them. Unfollowing means you’re still friends but won’t see their posts, and they won’t see your posts unless they follow you back. Unfriending means you’ll no longer be friends on Facebook.

Facebook does not provide a built-in feature that allows you to see a list of people who have visited your profile or page. The privacy settings on Facebook are designed to protect users’ privacy, and as a result, you can’t view the names of people who visit your profile or page.

Any apps or services claiming to provide this information are likely scams or in violation of Facebook’s terms of service. Be cautious about clicking on links or granting access to your Facebook account to third-party applications promising to reveal profile visitors, as they may compromise your account’s security.

It’s important to remember that Facebook is designed to be a platform for connecting with friends and sharing information, not for monitoring who views your profile. Your interactions and posts are typically visible to your friends and the audience you’ve specified in your privacy settings.