On April 26 2012, Facebook will be updating the size of the profile picture on all Pages. The new profile picture will be 160 x 160 pixels; a small, yet welcome change for those who had to cram their logo into the current 125 x 125 profile pic dimensions.

With the introduction of Timeline comes a whole new slew of possibilities for creative personal profiles. Our favorite Facebook Timeline cover photo hacks so far…

With this pair of images, you can turn the prominent header of your Facebook Timeline into the most famous section of the Sistine Chapel ceiling by Michelangelo. Your profile picture will raise some questions though…

This year, many holiday greetings on Facebook didn’t come in the form of a Wall post or a themed holiday photo tagged with tons of friends. Instead, creative users were inspired by the new profile hack and transformed their entire Facebook profile into a holiday greeting card.

You spend plenty of time on Facebook, but are you actually good with faces? And what about names? How Many Friends Do You Know is an entertaining Facebook game that shows you ten random profile pictures of your friends and gives you 5 seconds per photo to come up with their first names.

What if we told you you don’t need any graphics software anymore and that you can apply the Facebook profile picture hack in just a few mouse clicks?

Since you clearly loved our first gallery of Facebook Profile Hacks so much, we thought we’d showcase some more Profile Picture and Photostream trickery.

Um, did we break Facebook? We have received reports from users eager to take part in Upside Down Facebook Day but having trouble locating the rotate buttons underneath photos. Luckily, one of our participants, Jennifer, has found a way to make them reappear.

In case you hadn’t noticed, it’s Wayback Week (aka Throwback Week) on Facebook. Why? Maybe it’s like the bra color status updates, but now to raise awareness for growing old? Or maybe it’s just plain old fun.

If you’re a hardcore Maddict, you’ll have heard of Mad Men Yourself already, but for everyone else we’d like to point to this web-based application that allows you to create an avatar or Facebook profile picture in a true sixties vintage illustration style.

There’s more to a Facebook profile picture than you’d think. Ka-Ching! made a matrix chart for you to determine the hidden meaning of a blurry, a closely cropped, or a guy-with-a-beard-sitting-on-a-couch kind of profile picture.

Maurice Sendak’s Wild Things are on Facebook. Well, sort of. Warner Bros Pictures made a simple Wild Things application for Facebook which allows you to become little Max, the King of all Wild Things in the official poster for the just released Spike Jonze movie adaptation.

Oooh yeah! The Beastie Boys have remastered one of my all-time favorite hip hop albums, Ill Communication, adding 12 bonus B-sides and rarities. Along with the reissue comes the Sabotage Yourself tool on their website, which allows you to become a fictional character similar to the cops in the acclaimed “Sabotage” music video, directed by Spike Jonze.