A friend of yours just made you an administrator of a Facebook group which, for reasons of time, it can no longer be dealt with. What better opportunity than this to give a new imprint to the group, make it more alive, sparkling, and change its image?
How do you say? You have never administered a group and have not the faintest idea of how to change a group photo on Facebook? Don't panic. Follow the instructions I am about to give you step by step and you will succeed in an extremely easy and fast way.
The first step you need to take to learn how to change a group photo on Facebook is to connect to the main page of the social network and click on the name of the group you manage by selecting it from the list Groups located at the bottom of the left sidebar.
At this point, you should be on the group wall. Then click on the gray button with the icon in the shape of gear che si trova in alto a destra e seleciona la voce Edit group from the menu that appears to access the panel with the group settings.
On the page that opens, you can change a group photo on Facebook simply by clicking on the button Shop by Department placed under the heading Select an image from your computer and selecting the image to use as the group symbol from your PC. The image to be uploaded can be up to 4MB in size.
You can also take a picture with the webcam and use that as a group picture by clicking on the button Take a photo and following the guided procedure that is proposed to you to take a picture with your PC webcam. Once the image is loaded, it will be immediately applied to the group and made visible to all.
You can also adjust the appearance of the image thumbnail (the one that appears in the comments, for example) by clicking on the item Edit the thumbnail placed under the uploaded photo and using the mouse to center the part of the image you want to make visible in the thumbnail. All these operations can be repeated as often as you wish, so you can change the image to the group until you find the one you like best!
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