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Resize Image for LinkedIn
Resize images for common LinkedIn placements.
LinkedIn image sizes without guesswork
LinkedIn image requirements are usually simple, but users often land with a vague query like profile photo size or cover size. This page makes the requirements concrete.
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Core LinkedIn sizes on this site
- Profile photo: 400 x 400
- Cover image: 1584 x 396
- Post image: 1200 x 627
- Company logo: 300 x 300
- Company cover: 1128 x 191
Best-fit guidance
- Use fill and crop when the visual edge treatment matters more than keeping every pixel.
- Use fit with padding when logos or portraits must stay fully visible.
- Use JPG for typical photo-based banners and PNG for cleaner logo edges when file size allows.
Related tasks covered on this page
This page is designed for these closely related requests. They use the same tool or reference answer, so they are kept together instead of split across duplicate pages.
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