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LinkedIn has specific image size recommendations for different placements. Professional images at the right dimensions make profiles and posts look polished and credible.

Key LinkedIn sizes: Profile photo — 400x400px. Background banner — 1584x396px, a 4:1 shape the LinkedIn banner size guide covers in depth, headshot overlap included. Feed post — 1200x627px (landscape) or 1080x1080px (square). Company logo — 300x300px. Company cover — 1128x191px.

For LinkedIn posts, 1200x627px is the ideal landscape dimension. This fills the feed width without cropping. Square posts (1080x1080) also perform well and take up more vertical space in the feed.

Professional headshots for profiles should be high quality. Use MiniPx with Gentle preset to maintain maximum quality while keeping file size reasonable. LinkedIn accepts up to 8MB for profile photos.

MiniPx handles resizing and compression together. Resize to LinkedIn dimensions, compress for fast upload, and maintain the professional quality your profile needs.

How it works

  1. Upload your image: Add the photo you want to resize for LinkedIn.
  2. Choose dimensions: 1200px for posts, 1584px for banners, 400px for profile photos.
  3. Compress with quality: Gentle or Smart preset for professional quality. JPEG for photos.
  4. Download and upload: Save and use on LinkedIn for optimal display.

Frequently asked questions

What size should a LinkedIn post image be?
1200x627 pixels for landscape posts, 1080x1080 for square posts. LinkedIn recommends at least 1200px wide for sharp display.
What size is a LinkedIn profile photo?
400x400 pixels recommended. LinkedIn displays it as a circle at various sizes. Upload the highest quality you can for professional appearance.
What size is a LinkedIn banner?
1584x396 pixels for personal profiles. Company page covers are 1128x191 pixels. Keep text and key elements centered.
What format is best for LinkedIn?
JPEG for photographs and headshots. PNG for logos, graphics, and images with text. LinkedIn accepts JPG, GIF, and PNG formats.
Should I compress my LinkedIn profile photo?
Use Gentle compression for profile photos to maintain maximum quality. LinkedIn allows up to 8MB, so mild compression is sufficient.
Can I resize for LinkedIn articles?
Article cover images should be 1200x644 pixels. In-article images look best at 800px wide. Use Smart compression for article images.

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