Resize and crop images for LinkedIn feed posts, profile headshots, company page covers, and personal header banners.
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In the professional networking ecosystem, image quality reflects directly on your personal brand and company credibility. Blurry headshots, ill-fitting cover banners, and awkwardly cropped corporate charts immediately diminish authority. The ResizeKit LinkedIn Image Resizer gives professionals, founders, and marketing teams the exact tools needed to format posts, banners, and profile images to recommended LinkedIn specifications.
Below are the recommended LinkedIn image sizes for posts, company pages, and personal profiles. Note: Platform specifications can change. Check LinkedIn's latest guidance for critical publishing requirements.
| Placement | Aspect Ratio | Recommended Pixels | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Post Image (Landscape) | 1.91:1 | 1200 × 627 px | Standard corporate updates, blog link previews & announcements |
| Post Image (Square) | 1:1 | 1080 × 1080 px | Mobile-first timeline engagement & carousels |
| Profile Picture | 1:1 | 400 × 400 px | Professional executive headshot & bio avatar |
| Company Page Cover | 5.91:1 | 1128 × 191 px | Organization branding & career page header |
| Personal Profile Banner | 4:1 | 1584 × 396 px | Individual background artwork & value proposition |
For standard landscape timeline posts, the recommended dimension is 1200 × 627 pixels (approximately 1.91:1 ratio). When publishing multi-slide document carousels or mobile-focused charts, square dimensions (1080 × 1080 pixels) offer greater vertical screen presence in the mobile LinkedIn app.
Your LinkedIn profile picture should be uploaded at 400 × 400 pixels (or higher square up to 2048 × 2048 px). LinkedIn renders your photo inside a circular badge, so position your face centrally with sufficient margin around your head and shoulders.
Company page covers use an ultra-wide banner format of 1128 × 191 pixels (5.91:1 ratio), while personal profile header backgrounds use 1584 × 396 pixels (4:1 ratio). When designing your personal background banner, remember that your circular avatar sits over the bottom-left corner on desktop browsers; keep text and contact information in the central and right areas.
Fill & Crop is recommended for headshots and scenic event photos to completely fill LinkedIn's standard container. Fit Entire Image is essential for data charts, financial diagrams, and text-heavy infographics where clipping any edge would eliminate important information.
For infographics, typography cards, and company logos, export in PNG format for sharp edge rendering. For photography and team headshots, high-quality JPEG (90–95%) provides excellent photographic realism with fast loading speeds.
ResizeKit performs all image manipulations directly inside your local web browser. Your confidential business slide graphics, proprietary designs, and private headshots never leave your machine.
The recommended size for a standard landscape LinkedIn post image is 1200 × 627 pixels (approximately 1.91:1 aspect ratio). Square images at 1080 × 1080 pixels (1:1) are also well-supported on mobile feeds.
The recommended size for a personal LinkedIn profile photo is 400 × 400 pixels (1:1 square). It displays as a circular headshot across your profile, connection requests, and timeline posts.
The recommended dimensions for a LinkedIn Company Page cover image are 1128 × 191 pixels (approximately 5.91:1 ratio).
The recommended dimension for an individual LinkedIn profile background banner is 1584 × 396 pixels (4:1 aspect ratio).
On desktop and mobile, your circular profile avatar overlaps the bottom-left area of your personal profile banner. Avoid placing important company logos, contact details, or text on the lower-left section of your banner graphic.
Use 'Fill & Crop' for photographs to ensure seamless feed cards without blank margins. Use 'Fit Entire Image' for infographics, charts, and slide previews that contain vital data near outer borders.
PNG is best for text-heavy corporate infographics and logo banners, while high-quality JPEG is ideal for personal portraits and event photography.
No. ResizeKit processes all images entirely on your local machine using client-side JavaScript. Your confidential business graphics never touch external servers.
All-in-one resizer with multi-size batch generation.
Feed portraits (4:5), square posts, Stories & Reels (9:16).
Feed posts (1.91:1), cover photos, Stories & avatars.
HD video thumbnails (16:9), channel banners & profile pictures.
In-stream 16:9 post images, profile headers & avatars.
Standard 2:3 vertical pins, square pins & profile photos.
Vertical 9:16 video covers, carousel slides & profile avatars.
