Here are the instructions to execute the photo tags profile hack:

1. Fire up your favorite image editor (this can be GIMP, Adobe Photoshop, or anything a slightly more advanced than MS Paint).
2. Load an image of your choice (our site header was perfect for the job, because it was a wide rectangle).
3. Resize its dimensions to 485 by 68 pixels (you might want to crop some unnecessary bits to make it look better)
4. Now cut or crop the image into 5 pieces of 97 by 68 pixels each and save them (obviously, you can achieve this effect with 4, 3 or even just 2 images as well).
5. Upload the five pieces to a Facebook album and start tagging yourself in reverse order. That means the part of the image that’s supposed to appear FIRST, should be tagged LAST. And you should start with the right end of the cut-up image. We’ve learned that it’s more accurate to tag yourself while viewing the album normally, instead of in Edit Album mode.
6. If everything went well, you’ll have a new, awesome Facebook profile page header!

If you don’t feel like messing around with image editing software, you can give the profile photo tag hack a try right now with these five pieces of our logo. Just right-click and save them to your desktop, then skip to step 5 of the instructions above.

Bron: Reface.me