Here's a reminder of the image sizes on Google+:

Here's a reminder of the image sizes on Google+:

On posts the best minimum is 800 x 600 pixels or 4:3 ratio
On the profile banner 940 x 180 pixels
On the profile avatar or square picture 250 x 250 pixels

The images on posts can be smaller or bigger too.  The  size shown up on mobile devices and desktops varies, small pictures may appear with the black bars around them.

(The smallest image without the grey bars appearing can be 497 x 100 pixels and the size that just fits the photo share box is 497 x 373 pixels.)

These sizes may not be the best when Google+ is used on a mobile app.  Android devices show square images in full.

More about image editing:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/109164280656499025716/109164280656499025716/posts/jTcX8FQVPqt

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I don't know if you might find this interesting or not but - here it is just in case.

I don't know if you might find this interesting or not but - here it is just in case. 

Originally shared by Gplus Expertise

Important information about Communities & Pages

A business Page can create a Community or be made a moderator and  owner. Linking a Community to a Page helps in the visibility of the Community as it'll be displayed in the profile of the Page.

The +1's that are displayed on the Page's profile, under the profile picture come now from three possible places:
- Someone has given the Page a +1 under the profile pic
- The amount of people who follow the Page
- The amount of people who are members to the Community

This +1 figure is not quite correct, it seems, as there are people who belong to the Community, follow the Page and perhaps give a +1 to the Page...  They are all counted in the total of +1's.
Sometimes there are glitches in the count too, but your +1's are never lost, it seems.

A Page with several managers

- If a page has several managers and is made a moderator in a Community, all the managers can post and comment as the Page when signed in as the Page.

- If the Page is promoted to owner, all the Page managers have the same rights as the owner. They can even delete the Community.

A Community can have multiple owners.

From Googler +Brian Glick :

In communities, people and Pages need to be moderators for at least 2 weeks before they can be promoted to owner. We do this to help prevent communities from being suddenly taken over by someone else if an owner's account is compromised.

- Is the limit here the 500 members, I wonder?  After hitting 500 you cannot change the Community name anymore...

You can have as many pages in a community as you want. Think of them like normal "people" when it comes to a community.

A Page can create several communities: A good idea for businesses with several languages that their clients use. The main Page in English? Then communities in all sorts of languages.

Anything you'd like to add?

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