LinkedIn Image Resizer – Profile Photos & Banners Free

The LinkedIn banner (cover image) size is 1584×396 pixels, a 4:1 aspect ratio. LinkedIn displays this banner at different crop levels depending on the viewer's screen size and device. Keep all critical content (headshots, logos, key text) within the center 70% of this canvas to ensure visibility across devices.

Upload a square image at least 400×400 pixels. LinkedIn displays profile photos at 400×400 on desktop and crops them into a circle. Larger uploads (up to 8MB) are accepted but will be compressed. For professional headshots, PNG at high quality is recommended. Keep your face centered with adequate padding.

LinkedIn feed images display best at 1200×627 pixels (1.91:1 aspect ratio). This is the same format as Facebook and Twitter link previews. LinkedIn also supports square (1:1 at 1200×1200) and vertical (4:5 at 1200×1500) images in the feed. For multi-image carousel posts, use consistent dimensions across all images.

LinkedIn limits image uploads to 8MB for profile photos and 8MB for cover images. For feed images and documents, the limit varies by type. JPG at 85-90% quality typically produces LinkedIn-appropriate images well under the file size limits while maintaining professional quality.

LinkedIn company logos display at 300×300 pixels on company pages and are cropped to a square. Upload at least 300×300 pixels for sharp results. For the square logo that appears in search results and posts, use a 300×300 PNG with a transparent background for the most professional appearance.

LinkedIn does not support animated GIFs in feed posts or profile images. Static images only. For profile content, use JPG (photos) or PNG (logos/graphics). For document posts, PDF is the preferred format for slide decks and presentations.

JPG at 90% quality is the best format for LinkedIn photographs and general images — it balances quality and file size. PNG is recommended for logos, graphics with text, or images that need transparency. WebP is not directly supported for uploads. Always check your image appears correctly after upload by viewing your own post.