Resize an Image for LinkedIn (Free Presets)

LinkedIn crops banners aggressively and downscales oversized posts. Matching its recommended dimensions — 1584×396 for the banner, 1200×627 for shared images — keeps your profile looking polished. Our Resize Image tool includes these presets out of the box.

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The LinkedIn sizes worth memorizing

  1. - Personal profile banner: 1584×396.
  2. - Company banner: 1128×191 (desktop).
  3. - Shared image/card in feed: 1200×627.
  4. - Profile photo: displayed at 400×400 (square, face centered).

The banner is the pickiest: LinkedIn shows a wide, short crop and slices the sides on mobile. Keep your name and value proposition in the center third.

How to resize for LinkedIn

  1. Open the Resize Image tool.
  2. Upload your image.
  3. Pick the LinkedIn preset you need.
  4. Download and update your profile or post.

For a banner, start from a wide 16:9 source and let the preset crop to 1584×396 — then add your headline into the safe center area.

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Why this matters for recruiters

A crisp banner and centered profile photo read as professional instantly. Shared posts resized to 1200×627 render fully in the feed instead of being truncated or blurred by compression.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does LinkedIn cut my banner on mobile?

Mobile shows a narrower view of the banner. Centering important content within the middle third of 1584×396 keeps it visible everywhere.

What size should my LinkedIn profile photo be?

A roughly 400×400 square with your face centered and some headroom. Larger squares get downscaled cleanly.

Does the tool keep my image format?

Yes — resizing preserves the original format and any transparency.

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