Viewed 16k times. So, how can I upload this image without having to change the color? Any advice on how to fix it? Improve this question.
JohnB TfIZi1tg9kp — Jack. Possible duplicate of Facebook: Ways to preserve image quality of uploaded images? Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. In short Facebook compresses and changes the colour profile of your images. The problem Facebook's interface is heavy with images: thumbnails, albums, cover photos, profiles, lolcats. The non existent solution Unfortunately there seems to be no definitive solution for this problem.
There are some heuristics I suggest in order to try to circumvent the problem Be sneaky. Keep you images as small as possible to try and discourage Facebook's compression. Keep surprises to a minimum. Try to find Facebook's ICC profile and use it as part of your workflow so at least you can see how the image will look before you save it. I failed on trying to find it, though. The links I found were dead. If you do find it, please share!
Give up. Accept that, like other media, Facebook uses their own colour space. We cannot change that, the same way we cannot change the whole print industry to use a wider colour space than CMYK. In a similar way that CMYK sucks at rendering fresh greens because the C ink is so weak, Facebook sucks at rendering certain hues. They seem to be reddish hues most of the time. Accept that there will be a colour shift and work with it in mind.
Final comment The Facebook team changes their application whenever they feel the need to change it. Improve this answer. Alan Gilbertson Alan Gilbertson Thanks for the advise but It is still not working. Here is a link with the example result: imageshack. I have used the sRGB profile, save for web as a JPG I tried standar quality and maximum quality Unchecked "embled color profile", tried checking and unchecking the "convert to sRGB" option with "monitor color" as preview, and adjusted it to x px the minimum size facebook allows Any other ideas?
When I said "compress as far as you can go" I meant look at the image in the 2-up view and compress until it's on the edge of degrading. If FB compresses it anyway they might , another possible strategy is to save at maximum quality.
You're dealing with an unknown quantity here exactly how FB goes about processing images , so trial and error is indicated. But the color issue, like the fuzzy edges, is jpeg compression. Converting to sRGB solved a similar problem for me. Thank you. Yisela It's at the very least a pain in the ass for your friends. Update: Why is it so easy to fake a friend's death? A Facebook spokeperson tells Buzzfeed, "we try to take all necessary precautions when processing user requests and provide an appeals process for any possible mistake we may make.
I claimed to be an immediate family member of FWD editor John Herrman to make it seem more real there's no verification I'm related. Here's the page. The details of this obituary don't match up at all - this guy is way older, and lives in Nebraska instead of New York. In other words, you can take someone offline by filling out a simple form, claiming to be family, and linking to an obit. Pretty bad! Problem is if you go to FB it is in that language.
Please change my Facebook page language to English for me. I cannot read Arabic and write from right side to left. Counting for usual co-operation. My facebook language has changed to Italian Language. I will appreciate if it is fixed to english. There is a lack of English Australia country Preference in Facebook preferred language. Why is that? Further my account please change from Arabi to English because of i cant understand the language of the Arabic kindly please help as soon as possible.
Does anyone there understand good ole US English?????? After you have done this, type facebook. Didn't work.
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