LinkedIn Image Resizer
Resize
1.91:1, standard link/image post.
Saves the edited image at its current dimensions. JPG, PNG, and WebP keep their format; other supported inputs download as JPG. Check the downloaded file for final quality.
Your images are processed locally in your browser and never uploaded to any server.
LinkedIn rewards professional polish: 1200×627 for shared images, 1584×396 for the personal profile banner, 400×400 for headshots. Correctly-sized images look credible in the feed. The platform's own cropping does your brand no favors.
LinkedIn is unforgiving about the banner in particular. Its 4:1 strip is one of the most extreme ratios on any social platform, and an ordinary photo dropped into it gets its top and bottom sliced away, usually taking the subject with them. Resizing to the exact spec first lets you see what actually survives the crop and position your text and logo where they will still be visible on both desktop and the narrower mobile view.
How to use the linkedin image resizer
- Upload your image.
- Select the destination preset: post, banner, or profile photo.
- For banners, check that text survives mobile's slight side-crop.
- Download and post.
Posts, banners, and headshots
For shared content, 1200×627 (1.91:1) is the safe default: it renders full-width in the feed, in link previews, and inside articles without cropping. Square 1080×1080 works well for standalone photo posts and tends to occupy more vertical space as someone scrolls, which can help a single strong image get noticed.
The profile photo is 400×400 and displays as a circle everywhere, from the feed to search results, so keep the composition to head-and-shoulders on a plain background with the face centered. Anything important near the corners is lost to the circular mask, which is the most common reason a headshot looks cramped after upload.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best LinkedIn post image size?
1200×627 (1.91:1) for links and shared images; 1080×1080 for photo posts. Both display without cropping in the feed and in article embeds.
What size is the LinkedIn banner?
1584×396 for personal profiles (4:1 ratio), 1128×191 for company pages. The ratio is extreme. Treat it as a headline strip, not a photo frame.
How should a LinkedIn profile photo be prepared?
400×400 square, head-and-shoulders, plain background, centered. It renders as a circle at various sizes from feed to search results.
Why does my LinkedIn banner look cropped on mobile?
The LinkedIn app crops slightly more off the sides than the desktop site, and the profile photo overlaps the lower-left corner. Keep text and logos in the central band, away from the edges and that bottom-left area, so nothing important is hidden on phones.
Does resizing reduce my image quality?
Downscaling removes pixels and some source detail, and JPG or WebP re-encoding can add loss. A correctly sized image may still look good in the feed, but check text and textures before uploading. LinkedIn may resize or re-encode the upload regardless, so this tool cannot guarantee the final posted quality.