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How to use
01
Bring in your source image
Drop a file up to 20 MB into the uploader. Higher resolution originals matter here because the 1920x1080 article hero is the largest preset in the set.
02
Set the fill behavior
Select Cover to have each LinkedIn preset cropped from the center of your image, or Contain to shrink it whole onto a white canvas with no trimming.
03
Download the formats you need
Cards for post, covers, profile, logo, and hero each show exact dimensions with their own button. Download all saves the complete LinkedIn set with labeled filenames.
Why LinkedIn Image Resizer
- Resize images to every linkedin preset in one go.
- Cover (crop to fit) or contain (letterbox) modes.
- Outputs original format, 92% quality.
Common questions
What linkedin post image size shows best in the feed?
1200x627 is the reliable choice; the feed presents it near 1.91:1 without surprise crops. Portrait images get more height on mobile but may truncate on desktop, so the wide format remains the professional default.
Why is the company page cover preset so thin?
LinkedIn company banners render as a strip close to 5.9:1, and 1128x191 matches it. Almost any normal photo will lose its top and bottom under Cover mode here, so pick a section of the image that reads well as a strip, or build banner art at that ratio from the start.
How does the linkedin image resizer treat profile covers versus company covers?
They're separate presets because the shapes differ: personal profile covers export at 1584x396, company page covers at 1128x191. Reusing one for the other stretches or crops badly, which is exactly the mistake the two cards prevent.
Is there a way to resize image for linkedin articles here?
Yes, the Article hero preset outputs 1920x1080. That 16:9 image leads your article and also becomes the preview when the article gets shared, so it works harder than any other image you attach.
Does LinkedIn crop images in posts automatically?
The feed shows a native image at roughly the ratio you upload, within limits, but link share previews get forced toward 1.91:1. If a shared URL pulls an awkward thumbnail, attaching the 1200x627 file as a native image post gives you back control.
Is 300x300 the right size for a LinkedIn company logo upload?
Yes, LinkedIn expects a square logo around 300x300 for company pages. It appears tiny next to posts and in search results, so simple marks survive better than detailed ones. Contain mode with white padding helps logos that aren't naturally square.
Should a document post replace image posts on LinkedIn?
Documents, the swipeable PDF carousels, earn strong dwell time for multi step content, but each page is still designed at image dimensions, commonly square or 1200x627. Resize your slides here first, assemble the PDF, then post it as a document.