How to add a photo to the pre-made template, and save out a new ready-to-upload profile picture and cover photo. In this tutorial, you'll use a pre-made Photoshop template to create a custom Facebook cover photo and profile picture that interact seamlessly with each other. Your cover photo. . Open the victim’s profile. then right click on the page and click view page source. Now search for the entityid by pressing Ctrl + F note- it is nothing but the victim’s profile id in numeric code. A cover photo is the larger photo at the top of your profile, above your profile picture. Like your profile picture, cover photos are public, which means anyone visiting your profile will be able to see them. Thanks to WhatsApp for adding Profile Pictures option to WhatsApp. So, you can select any photo from your gallery and set them as your WhatsApp Profile Picture. Keep in mind, an ideal image to become Whats app profile picture should be in square-shaped. If it's not square, WhatsApp will crop it or you can yourself. Facebook Image Search is a technique to find the profile of an FB user by means of using the photo ID, reverse facebook image search, profile search or Facebook search. You can also try the Social Search Engine to find the profile if you know the name. You can narrow the search on FB with Advanced search. How to Search an Image on Facebook?
In a move to curtail the misuse of profile pictures, Facebook has introduced a new feature — the Facebook Profile Guard. Launched only in India, as of now, this feature will restrict others from downloading or saving the profile pictures of their Facebook friends.
Here, in this post today, we present you with the steps on how to use the Facebook Profile Guard to protect your profile photos.
What is the New Facebook Profile Picture Guard?
This new feature helps secures your Facebook profile picture by not letting others (Read, Facebook strangers) take screenshots of it, add tags of their own or share it in any way.
This new feature is currently available only in the Android app and is yet to find it’s way to the iOS users.
1. Don’t Ignore the Greeting
If you are among the lucky birds whose Facebook app has been updated to the latest version, you’ll be greeted with the feature when you launch it.
It’ll be in the in the form of “Help Protect your Profile picture”. Tap on it and you’ll get redirected to a page which will let choose a new picture or add a guard to the existing picture.
Here, you can choose to reposition the image, as you do in case of a normal scenario. Once done, click on Save.Ta-Da, you’re ready with the extra bit of security on your Facebook profile picture.
2. Choose a Design
Once you are done, Facebook will ask you to choose a design which you can choose to have on top of your picture. These designs — in the form of lines and patterns — will act as an overlay to your picture, ultimately discouraging other people from taking screenshots.
You can choose not to have the extras and just go ahead with the plain shield. Once done, click Next and save the new profile picture.
Please note that the privacy settings of your picture will remain same.Not Comfortable?
If you aren’t satisfied with the new privacy guard and would like to have it removed, thankfully, that too can be done.
Head over to the new profile picture, click on Options and choose the Turn off profile picture guard option.
The drill is same if you want to turn it back on (profile picture > Options > Turn on profile picture guard).
Limitations?
No new feature is without its share of limitations and bugs, and the Profile Picture Guard is no different. Theoretically, it doesn’t let you download, save, add tags or take a screenshot of the profile picture.
However, the screenshot limitations seem to work only in some situations. While at times it did show me the message “Can’t take screenshot due to security policy”, at times, I could take a screen grab quite easily without any fuss.
In the web version, you won’t find the option to save and share. Plus, the previous option to right-click and save pictures has also been removed. So, one would eventually end up saving an HTML file instead of an image file.But if someone were to grab a screenshot from the web version itself, unfortunately, that is still doable.
Hopefully, with time we will see more additions to this feature. Until then, do let us know how do you feel about this new feature.
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Facebook has one of the biggest online photo directory with over 350 million photos uploaded every single day. With such big photo directory and full control over your photos, it is likely you may like to know how you can download your photos.
Fortunately, Facebook makes it quite easy to download photos. You can easily download a single photo or all of your photos right from your Facebook profile.
However, there is always some space for improvement and with the help of Third-party tools you can gain some great control over what you can download.
In this tutorial, we are going to show you how you can download a single photo, an Album or all of your Facebook photos.
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It is actually quite simple to download a single image, all you need to do is Click on the image to preview it and then click on “Options” located below it. From the options, click on “Download” and the photo will be downloaded with the highest available resolution.
On Android, just open the picture by tapping on it and then tap on the Menu button (it’s the three vertical dots) located at the right corner of the screen. From the menu, tap on “Save photo” and the photo will be saved.
Download All of Your Facebook Photos
Facebook also natively lets you download a copy of all your Facebook data including all the Photos. This is handy if you don’t want to involve any third-party in the process, but you will be bound to download all Facebook data, such as, posts, friends, messages, Videos and Photos, etc. (handy if you need to Delete your Facebook Account)
To download all your Data, click on the Upside down arrow located at the top right corner of the window. From the menu, click on “Settings”.
In General Account Settings, you will see the option of “Download a copy of your Facebook data”, click on it.
On the next page, click on “Start My Archive” and you will be prompted to provide your Facebook password. Enter the password again and click on Submit, you will be again prompted to confirm the Archive, click on “Start My Archive” here and Facebook will start creating your Archive.
This may take some time depending on how much data you have, your archive will be sent to you via email and you can download from there. If you don’t have too much data, you can also just refresh the same page after 2-5 minutes and most probably your archive will be ready to download.
Note: The archived data is compressed, so the Photos downloaded this way will also be compressed. The quality of the photos might be affected in the process.
It will be in .zip format and when extracted, you will see a separate “Photos” folder with separate folders inside it for each Album.
Caution: Be Careful with the information you have downloaded as it contains all your personal Facebook information. Now that it is on your PC, anyone can access it without any need of Facebook password. If you don’t need it, then deleting it will be a better option. Furthermore, make sure you delete it permanently as information is not deleted permanently with the standard Windows Delete method and can be recovered using proper tools.
Download Your Facebook Photos using Third-party tools
If you don’t mind sharing your Facebook info, then there are many third-party tools that will let you download Facebook photos with complete control. You can download all your Facebook photos or just required albums and photos.
In this Tutorial, we are going to use the web based tool called Pick&Zip. It is a simple to use photo and video downloading service that supports Facebook, Instagram and Vine. It interacts with Facebook just like any other app you use, it will require you to login with Facebook and will ask for basic permissions.
Log in to Pick&Zip
You can click on “Facebook download” button on the upper right corner of the Pick&Zip website homepage to log in and provide the permissions.
Once logged in, you will see an option to “Find My Photos and Videos” in green located at the bottom left corner of the window. Click on it, and Pick&Zip will find all your Photos and Videos and arrange them in its web interface.
You will see all your Videos and Photos under proper tab, such as Tagged and Albums that will contain all Tagged photos and All your albums respectively.
Download Select Photos
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To download Photos, just click on Each photo in “Tagged” and “Albums” tabs that you would like to download and they will be selected. You can also click on “Select All” button below to select all pictures in a specific album.
When you are selecting, click on “Download” tab and in there, click on “Download My Selection”. You will be prompted to select the format, if you don’t know which format to select, then “.Zip” is recommended. Your files will be loaded and then you can click on “Save” to download them.
Download All the Items
If you want to download all the photos, both tagged and in your Albums, then you don’t need to select any photos and directly click on “Download” tab. Here, click on “Download all items” and follow the instructions to download everything.
The above mentioned Steps should be enough to provide full control over downloading your Facebook photos. If you have any questions or know any other interesting way to download Facebook photos, let us know in the comments below.
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