LinkedIn Sizes

LinkedIn supports multiple image formats depending on where content appears, including the feed, profile pages, company pages, and events. While several image sizes are accepted, using recommended dimensions helps prevent cropping, preserves clarity after compression, and ensures consistent presentation across desktop and mobile.

Recommended vs supported sizes
Square LinkedIn post images perform best at 1200 × 1200 pixels, using a 1:1 aspect ratio. This format is widely supported and displays consistently across devices.
Best practices for feed visibility
Square images provide balanced visibility in the feed. Center key visuals and keep text away from the edges to avoid cropping in different feed layouts.
Quality and export considerations
Export at full resolution and avoid re-uploading compressed images. Clean layouts and strong contrast help preserve clarity after LinkedIn compression.

Recommended vs supported sizes
Landscape post images use 1200 × 628 pixels, following a 1.91:1 aspect ratio. This format is commonly used for shared links and featured visuals.
Best practices for feed visibility
Keep important elements centered horizontally, as side cropping can occur on smaller screens. Avoid placing text too close to the edges.
Quality and export considerations
Design at the exact dimensions to prevent automatic resizing. Export at high quality to reduce compression artifacts.

Recommended vs supported sizes
Vertical LinkedIn post images work best at 1200 × 1500 pixels, using a 4:5 aspect ratio. This format takes up more vertical space in the feed.
Best practices for feed visibility
Vertical images draw attention but require careful spacing. Keep focal points centered and avoid placing text near the top or bottom edges.
Quality and export considerations
Use high-resolution images and export at the recommended size to maintain sharpness after upload.

Recommended vs supported sizes
LinkedIn profile pictures should be designed at 400 × 400 pixels using a 1:1 aspect ratio. These images are displayed as circles across the platform.
Best practices for visibility
Center faces or logos so they remain visible after circular cropping. Avoid placing text near the edges.
Quality and export considerations
Simple, high-contrast images remain clear at small sizes.

Recommended vs supported sizes
Personal profile banners use 1584 × 396 pixels, following a wide 4:1 aspect ratio.
Best practices for visibility
Keep text and key visuals centered, as banners scale differently across screen sizes. Avoid placing important elements near the edges.
Quality and export considerations
Design banners at the final size to prevent blur. Using LinkedIn banner templates helps maintain safe zones.

Recommended vs supported sizes
Company page banners are best designed at 1128 × 191 pixels, a very wide and narrow format.
Best practices for visibility
Use minimal text and strong visual branding. Keep logos centered and avoid fine details that may not scale well.
Quality and export considerations
Export at exact dimensions and high quality to avoid soft edges after compressions.

Recommended vs supported sizes
LinkedIn event images use 1200 × 628 pixels, the same size as landscape post images.
Best practices for visibility
Ensure event titles and dates remain centered and readable at smaller sizes.
Quality and export considerations
Avoid cluttered layouts. Export at high resolution to maintain clarity.

Recommended vs supported sizes
Link preview images appear at 1200 × 628 pixels and follow a 1.91:1 aspect ratio.
Best practices for visibility
Use simple visuals and limited text so previews remain readable in the feed.
Quality and export considerations
Design previews at exact dimensions to prevent automatic cropping or scaling.

• Design at recommended pixel dimensions to reduce compression
• Keep important content away from edges
• Use the correct aspect ratio for each placement
• Avoid resizing images multiple times
• Export images at the highest available quality

Picsart helps you resize and prepare LinkedIn images using exact dimensions, reducing cropping and quality loss.
Use the Photo Editor to set custom canvas sizes for LinkedIn posts, banners, and profile images before designing. This ensures layouts match LinkedIn’s supported formats from the start.
If you’re resizing existing assets, the Image Resizer allows you to adjust images to LinkedIn-ready dimensions while maintaining proportions.
For profile and company branding, LinkedIn Banner templates help keep key elements within safe display areas.
Always export at the recommended size and highest quality for best results.