Resize for LinkedIn in a full page editor, then drag or zoom to adjust the crop.
Last updated: September 2026
5 Presets
Post & Profile
Adjust Crop
Fill Method
JPEG 88
Fixed Output
Private
No Uploads
Upload image for LinkedIn
Tap to select or drag and drop. JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC.
Your file never leaves this device.
Drop or select one supported image. It stays on your device.
Pick dimensions for a post, personal profile, background or LinkedIn Page logo.
Drag or zoom to keep faces, text and brand marks visible.
Upload the JPEG to the intended LinkedIn placement and inspect it before publishing.
Post, personal-profile and LinkedIn Page assets have different specifications.
URL preview / landscape
LinkedIn's documented 1.91:1 custom URL-preview canvas.
Square feed post
Convenient square image-post canvas, not the only supported ratio.
Personal profile photo
Current minimum dimensions for a personal profile upload.
Personal background
Current recommended personal background dimensions.
LinkedIn Page logo
Current recommended Page-logo size, updated from the old 300px preset.
Distinguish URL previews from image posts
The 1200×627 guidance applies to a custom Page-post image with a URL; standalone photos allow other ratios.
Keep backgrounds flexible
Personal background display changes with viewport and screen resolution.
Center profile subjects
A square profile source is commonly shown as a circle and may be cropped.
Use the correct Page asset
A personal background, Page cover and Page logo have different current specifications.
Preview after upload
LinkedIn can offer additional positioning and crop controls after upload.
Avoid unnecessary upscaling
More output pixels cannot replace genuine facial, text or logo detail.
Guidance checked against LinkedIn's current personal background specifications, profile-photo specifications, and LinkedIn Page image guidance.
The source scales until it fills the selected target. A different aspect ratio is cropped equally around the center, and the crop can be repositioned.
Every preset exports JPEG at fixed quality 88. The tool does not preserve transparency or metadata, create responsive safe zones, or reproduce LinkedIn's upload controls.
Treating 1200×627 as every post size
It is specifically useful for 1.91:1 URL previews; image-only posts allow a broader range.
Using the old 300px Page-logo recommendation
LinkedIn's current Page guidance recommends 400×400, which this preset now uses.
Missing the crop
A mismatched source loses content around opposite edges. Use Adjust framing to reposition it.
Placing background text near an edge
Responsive background display can trim or cover vulnerable content.
Expecting PNG or transparency
Every preset downloads as JPEG at fixed quality 88.
Skipping LinkedIn's upload preview
The actual placement may offer a different crop or positioning than this output preview.
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No. LinkedIn documents 1.91:1, such as 1200 by 627, for custom images on Page posts with a URL. Image-only posts support aspect ratios from 3:1 through 4:5 and LinkedIn recommends a width of 1080 pixels for strong display.
LinkedIn currently recommends 1584 by 396 pixels for a personal background photo. Its appearance can change with browser-window size and screen resolution, so keep key content away from vulnerable edges.
LinkedIn currently accepts profile photos from 400 by 400 pixels upward and recommends choosing a source that will not require much cropping. The displayed photo is commonly circular, so keep the subject centered.
LinkedIn currently recommends 400 by 400 pixels for a Page logo, with a documented minimum of 268 by 268. This page's previous 300 by 300 preset has been updated to 400 by 400.
Yes, when the source and preset have different aspect ratios. The initial crop is centered, and you can drag or zoom the image before applying a new crop.
Every preset exports JPEG at fixed quality 88. PNG transparency, the original format and embedded metadata are not preserved.
No. The interface accepts one source and produces one preset result at a time. You can reuse the source for another preset and download each result separately.
No. Decoding, resizing, center-cropping and JPEG encoding happen locally in your browser.
Choose one image above, inspect the crop, and download a private browser-generated JPEG.
