Want to add a bit more pizzaz to your Facebook cover photos998 Archives You can now take a 360-degree photo and set it up as your cover photo, and you can do it all directly from your Facebook mobile app.
The new feature, available on both iOS and Android, lets you capture a 360-degree photo with your Facebook Camera.
SEE ALSO: Facebook's live sports ambitions add college footballThe process is simple: Spin around as you take the photo and make sure you stay within the guiding lines on the screen. Choose the starting point and you're done.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable Once you've captured the photo, you can share it on your timeline or even use it as your cover photo, which looks like this:
Via GiphyFacebook started rolling the new features worldwide on Wednesday, so they should already be available in your app if you update it to the latest version.
You can find more about 360-degree photos on Facebook here.
Topics Facebook Social Media
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