What is the LinkedIn company banner size?

LinkedIn's official spec for Company Page cover images is 4200×700 px (6:1) with a 3 MB maximum for PNG or JPEG. The page displays a center crop, so keep critical content in the middle.

What image size works best on LinkedIn posts?

1200×627 px (1.91:1) is the standard landscape post size. For maximum feed real estate on mobile, 1080×1350 px portrait (4:5) performs best; 1080×1080 px square is a safe all-purpose choice.

Why is my LinkedIn banner blurry?

Blurry banners usually come from uploading the wrong aspect ratio (LinkedIn stretches it), an oversized file that gets aggressively recompressed, or fine text that JPEG re-encoding smears. Upload exactly 1584×396 px, keep the file under about 2 MB, and use PNG if the banner contains text.

Is this LinkedIn image resizer really free?

Yes. Resizo is completely free — no account, no watermark, no daily limits. Because images are processed in your browser rather than on servers, there is no infrastructure cost to pass on.

Are my photos uploaded to a server?

No. Resizo resizes images with the HTML5 Canvas API directly on your device. Your photo never leaves your computer or phone, which makes it safe for headshots, ID photos, and confidential company graphics.

What formats does the LinkedIn resizer support?

You can import JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF files up to 20 MB, and export as JPG, PNG, or WebP. LinkedIn itself accepts JPG, PNG, and GIF uploads.

LinkedIn Image Resizer — All 30 Sizes in One ZIP

Q: How do I resize an image for LinkedIn?

Open Resizo's LinkedIn image resizer, drop in your photo, select the LinkedIn placements you need (profile, banner, post, carousel, ad), set the crop focus, and download every size in one ZIP. Processing happens in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.

Q: What is the LinkedIn profile picture size?

Upload a square image of at least 400×400 px (LinkedIn accepts up to 7680×4320 px and 8 MB). LinkedIn displays it as a circle, so keep your face centered with 15–20% padding around it.

Q: What is the LinkedIn banner size?

The personal LinkedIn banner (background photo) is 1584×396 px, a 4:1 aspect ratio. Keep text and logos in the right two-thirds because your profile photo overlaps the lower left on desktop, and mobile crops the sides.

Q: What image ratio does LinkedIn use?

LinkedIn uses several ratios: 1:1 for profile photos and logos, 4:1 for personal banners, 6:1 for company covers, 1.91:1 for landscape posts and link previews, 4:5 for portrait posts, 16:9 for article covers and event banners, and 9:16 for vertical video.

Q: Does LinkedIn compress images?

Yes. LinkedIn re-encodes every upload to its own JPEG targets. Uploading at the exact recommended dimensions with moderate pre-compression (JPG 85–90% quality, roughly 200–400 KB) minimizes visible quality loss.

Q: Can I resize images for LinkedIn without losing quality?

Yes — downscaling to LinkedIn's exact target size with a high-quality resampler preserves sharpness. Resizo resizes on a full-resolution canvas and lets you export PNG for text/logos or 90%-quality JPG for photos, which survives LinkedIn's compression best.

Upload one image, get every LinkedIn format — profile, cover, posts, carousel, events & ads — pre-sized and ready to post. 100% in-browser, no sign-up.

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Every LinkedIn Image Size — 2026 Reference

All 30 LinkedIn image dimensions, grouped by surface. Dimensions verified July 2026 against LinkedIn's official specs. Skip the table and resize all sizes at once. For other platforms, see our social media image sizes guide.

👤 Personal Profile

Format	Dimensions	Aspect	Best For
Profile Photo	400 × 400 px	1:1	Avatar (displayed as circle)
Background Banner	1584 × 396 px	4:1	Profile cover photo

🏢 Company Page

Format	Dimensions	Aspect	Best For
Company Logo	400 × 400 px	1:1	Search results & feed (min 268 × 268)
Company Cover	4200 × 700 px	6:1	Company page top banner (center-cropped on mobile)
Spotlight Image	974 × 330 px	~3:1	Featured spotlight module
Life Tab — Main	1128 × 376 px	3:1	Life tab hero
Life Tab — Module	502 × 282 px	~16:9	Custom content block
Life Tab — Photos	900 × 600 px	3:2	Photo grid tiles

📝 Feed & Posts

Format	Dimensions	Aspect	Best For
Post (Landscape)	1200 × 627 px	~1.91:1	Standard feed image
Post (Square)	1080 × 1080 px	1:1	Square feed post
Post (Portrait)	1080 × 1350 px	4:5	Tall portrait post
Article Cover	1920 × 1080 px	16:9	LinkedIn article header
Link Preview	1200 × 627 px	~1.91:1	Open Graph preview card
Document Cover	1080 × 1080 px	1:1	First slide of PDF post

🎠 Carousel Posts

Format	Dimensions	Aspect	Best For
Carousel (Square)	1080 × 1080 px	1:1	Most common carousel size
Carousel (Landscape)	1200 × 628 px	~1.91:1	Wide carousel card
Carousel (Portrait)	1080 × 1350 px	4:5	Tall carousel card

📅 Events & 📖 Stories

Format	Dimensions	Aspect	Best For
Event Cover	1600 × 900 px	16:9	Event page banner
Story / Vertical Video	1080 × 1920 px	9:16	Full-screen story or reel

📣 LinkedIn Ads (all 10 formats)

Format	Dimensions	Aspect	Best For
Sponsored Single Image	1200 × 627 px	~1.91:1	Main ad unit
Sponsored Square	1200 × 1200 px	1:1	Square ad variant
Sponsored Vertical	628 × 1200 px	1:2	Tall ad unit
Ad Carousel Card	1080 × 1080 px	1:1	Each card in carousel ad
Text Ad Logo	100 × 100 px	1:1	Sidebar text ad icon
Dynamic — Spotlight	100 × 100 px	1:1	Personalised dynamic ad
Dynamic — Follower	100 × 100 px	1:1	Follow-company ad
Message Ad Banner	300 × 250 px	6:5	InMail banner
Conversation Ad Banner	300 × 250 px	6:5	InMail conversation image
Display Ad (Desktop)	300 × 250 px	6:5	Right-rail display ad

* LinkedIn recommends PNG for logos and JPG for photos. Personal profile images allow up to 8 MB; Company Page images max out at 3 MB. All dimensions sourced from LinkedIn's official image specifications.

How to Resize an Image for LinkedIn

1

Upload your image to Resizo

Drag and drop or paste from clipboard. Works with JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF on desktop and mobile.
2

Enter the target LinkedIn dimensions

For a post image: 1200×627. For a cover photo: 1584×396. For a profile picture: 400×400.
3

Download and upload to LinkedIn

Export as JPG for photos or PNG for logos. Your image is processed in your browser only — zero server uploads.

Start Resizing 🚀

Does LinkedIn Compress Images? (Yes — Here's How to Beat It)

LinkedIn re-encodes every image you upload into its own JPEG pipeline. That's why a banner that looked crisp in your editor can look smudged on your profile. Three things determine how much quality survives:

Dimensions. If your image isn't at LinkedIn's target size, LinkedIn resamples it — a second destructive step. Uploading a 4000×4000 px photo does not make it sharper; it usually makes it worse. Upload at exactly the recommended pixels.
File size. Very large files trigger more aggressive recompression. A 1584×396 banner around 300–500 KB passes through LinkedIn's compressor almost untouched.
Format. JPEG artifacts cluster around hard edges — i.e., text. Export banners and infographics as PNG, and photographic images as JPG at 85–90% quality.

Resizo handles all three automatically: exact preset dimensions, sensible export quality, and your choice of format. That's genuine LinkedIn image optimization, not just scaling. Learn more in our guide to compressing images for social media.

How Resizo Resizes Without Losing Sharpness

Resizing is math, and bad math shows. Resizo draws your original file onto a full-resolution canvas and downscales with the browser's high-quality resampling, which preserves edge detail far better than naive nearest-neighbor scaling. Because the source is decoded once and each preset is rendered independently, a 30-size batch export has the same per-image quality as 30 careful manual exports. For best results start from the largest original you have — see how to resize an image without losing quality.

Your Photos Stay Private — Processing Happens in Your Browser

Most online resizers upload your image to their servers, process it there, and keep copies for an undisclosed time. Resizo doesn't work that way:

No uploads. Images are resized locally using the HTML5 Canvas API. Your file never leaves your device — you can even disconnect from the internet after the page loads and the tool keeps working.
No registration. No account, no email, no "free trial."
Nothing stored. Close the tab and every trace of your image is gone.
Fast by design. No upload/download round-trip means a 30-size batch finishes in seconds, even on slow Wi-Fi.
Secure for sensitive work. Headshots, employee photos, unreleased product art, confidential decks turned into carousels — none of it touches a third-party server.

Read more about why this matters: why you should never upload private photos to online resizers.

Supported Image Formats

Import JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF up to 20 MB; export as JPG (photos), PNG (logos and text graphics, lossless), or WebP (smallest files). LinkedIn itself accepts JPG, PNG, and GIF — if you're starting from WebP, import it here and export a LinkedIn-friendly format, or use our JPG ⇄ WebP converter. Logos heavy on flat color also shrink nicely with our PNG compressor.

Why Use Resizo Instead of Canva, Buffer, or Photoshop?

Purpose-built presets. Generic resizers make you look up LinkedIn dimensions by hand; design suites make you create a document per size. Resizo ships every current LinkedIn spec as a one-click preset.
No account wall. No sign-ups, no watermarks, no gated exports — free means free.
Batch by default. No mainstream tool exports 30 LinkedIn sizes in one ZIP. Resizo does exactly that. Need bulk work across many photos? Try batch resize.
Private by architecture. Cloud editors upload your image; Resizo never does.
Instant. No template gallery, no project files — drop, focus, download.

Best Practices for LinkedIn Images

Profile photo: face fills ~60% of the frame, eyes in the upper third, plain background, soft frontal light. Remember it renders as a circle — check the live preview. Full details in our LinkedIn profile picture size guide.
Personal banner: treat the left 25% as occupied (your profile photo sits over it on desktop) and keep text inside the center ~1200 px, which is what mobile shows. More in the LinkedIn background photo guide.
Company banner: design at 4200×700 but assume only the middle is guaranteed visible; put the tagline dead-center.
Posts: portrait 1080×1350 wins mobile attention; landscape 1200×627 is right for link shares; keep text large — most impressions are on phones. See the LinkedIn post image size guide.
Carousels: identical dimensions on every page, bold first slide (it's your hook), max ~10 slides for completion rate.
Ads: keep overlay text under ~20% of the image area and test square vs. landscape — square usually wins CTR on mobile placements.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Uploading one "big" image everywhere. LinkedIn crops each surface differently; the same 4K image becomes a mangled banner and a soft logo.
Text in the banner's corners. Desktop overlap + mobile crop kill both lower corners.
Ignoring the circular profile crop. Square corners disappear — center your face.
PNG for photos / JPG for logos. Backwards on both counts: PNG bloats photos past compression thresholds, and JPG smears logo edges.
Resizing by stretching. Changing ratio without cropping distorts faces instantly. Use focal-point cropping instead.
Re-saving JPGs repeatedly. Every save costs quality. Keep a lossless master; export once per platform.
Uploading 8 MB files "for quality." Bigger files trigger harsher platform compression, not sharper results.

Tips for the Highest Possible Quality

Start from your largest original and let the tool downscale — never upscale a small file if you can avoid it.
Export PNG for anything with text, JPG ~90% for photos.
Aim for 200–500 KB final files on banners and posts.
Sharpen slightly before resizing if your editor allows; downscaling absorbs mild oversharpening beautifully.
Preview on mobile — that's where most of your audience sees the post first.
After uploading to LinkedIn, view the image at full size once; if the crop looks off, re-export with the focal point shifted.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I resize an image for LinkedIn?

Drop your photo into the tool above, select the LinkedIn placements you need, set the crop focus, and download. Everything is processed in your browser and finishes in seconds. If you only need one size, deselect the rest and download a single file.

What is the LinkedIn profile picture size?

At least 400×400 px, square (1:1). LinkedIn accepts up to 7680×4320 px and 8 MB, and displays the photo as a circle. 800×800 px is a good sweet spot for sharpness on retina screens.

What is the LinkedIn banner size?

The personal background photo is 1584×396 px (4:1). Keep important content in the center-right — your profile photo covers the lower left on desktop, and mobile crops the sides.

What is the LinkedIn cover photo size for Company Pages?

LinkedIn's official 2026 spec is 4200×700 px (6:1), PNG or JPEG, max 3 MB. Smaller screens display a center crop, so center your key message.

What is the LinkedIn company logo size?

400×400 px recommended (268×268 minimum). Use a PNG with a transparent or solid background and test it against both light and dark UI themes.

What is the best LinkedIn post image size?

1200×627 px for landscape/link posts, 1080×1080 px square as the all-rounder, and 1080×1350 px portrait for maximum mobile feed real estate.

What is the LinkedIn carousel image size?

1080×1080 px (square) or 1080×1350 px (portrait), exported to PDF with every page identical. Mixed page sizes cause visible letterboxing.

What is the LinkedIn article cover size?

1920×1080 px (16:9) for article and newsletter headers.

What is the LinkedIn event banner size?

1600×900 px (16:9) for the event page cover.

What image ratio does LinkedIn use?

Seven main ratios: 1:1 (profile, logo, square posts), 4:1 (personal banner), 6:1 (company cover), 1.91:1 (landscape posts/links), 4:5 (portrait posts), 16:9 (articles, events), 9:16 (vertical video).

Does LinkedIn compress images?

Yes — every upload is re-encoded through LinkedIn's JPEG pipeline. Upload at exact dimensions, keep files a few hundred KB, and use PNG for text graphics to minimize visible loss.

Can I resize images for LinkedIn without losing quality?

Yes. Downscaling to the exact target size with high-quality resampling (which Resizo uses) is visually lossless for feed viewing. Quality loss comes from wrong dimensions, over-compression, or repeated re-saving — all avoidable.

Why does my LinkedIn banner look blurry?

Wrong aspect ratio (LinkedIn stretched it), an oversized file (recompressed hard), or fine text in JPG (artifacts). Upload exactly 1584×396 px, keep the file under ~2 MB, and use PNG if the banner contains text.

How can I keep my LinkedIn images sharp on mobile?

Design for the mobile crop: center content, large text, exact dimensions. Portrait 1080×1350 posts scale down cleanly; hairline fonts and low-contrast text do not.

How do I resize LinkedIn photos online for free?

Right here — Resizo's LinkedIn photo resize tool is free, unlimited, and requires no account. It's a full LinkedIn image resizer online: profile picture resizer, banner resizer, and post/ad resizer in one.

Can I resize a LinkedIn profile picture without cropping my head?

Yes — drag the focal point onto your face and Resizo keeps it centered in the square crop. Use Contain mode if you'd rather pad the image than crop at all.

Does this work as a LinkedIn photo size checker?

Effectively, yes. Upload your image and the live previews instantly show whether it fits each placement or where it will be cropped — before LinkedIn ever touches it.

Can I resize images for LinkedIn on my phone?

Yes. The tool runs in mobile Safari and Chrome; the focal-point picker supports touch. The ZIP saves to your Files/Downloads.

Does LinkedIn accept WebP images?

Not reliably — LinkedIn's uploaders expect JPG, PNG, or GIF. If you have a WebP source, import it here and export as JPG or PNG.

Is there a file size limit?

Resizo accepts sources up to 20 MB. LinkedIn's own limits are 8 MB for personal profile images and 3 MB for Company Page images — the tool's exports land comfortably under both.

Do you add a watermark?

Never. Exports are clean, full-quality files with descriptive names like linkedin-profile-photo-400x400.png.

What about GIFs and animation?

Animated GIFs are resized from their first frame to a static image. For animated posts, upload the original GIF directly to LinkedIn (it plays in the feed) — just keep it under 8 MB.

Deep dives from the blog: LinkedIn profile picture size guide · LinkedIn post image size · LinkedIn background photo size · Social media image sizes 2026