Resize Image for LinkedIn
Choose a LinkedIn preset for a headshot, company logo, post, article cover, landscape image, or personal and company banner artwork.
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Drag & drop or click to select your image (Max 20MB)
Supports JPG, PNG, GIF, WEBP formats
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Built for LinkedIn Professional Images
Use one LinkedIn-focused workspace when profile trust, company branding, post clarity, and campaign visuals need different crops.
Professional Headshots
Frame a clear headshot with enough room around the face, keeping the background quiet so the profile image remains recognizable beside professional updates.
Company Identity Marks
Give a company logo a clean, centered canvas, preserving its proportions and checking small lettering before saving a version for the company profile.
Personal Banner Layouts
Prepare a personal banner around a short message or relevant visual, leaving space around the important elements rather than filling the full width with text.
Company Cover Artwork
Use the company cover or banner preset that matches your task, reviewing brand marks and campaign artwork separately from the tighter layout of a post image.
Article and Post Images
Frame an article cover, landscape image, or post graphic around its main point, keeping charts, headlines, and supporting photographs readable after resizing.
Presentation Before Upload
Check the exported file before adding it to LinkedIn, using the preview to inspect the image while leaving account settings and publishing in your usual workflow.
Resize a LinkedIn Image in 3 Steps
Upload one image, choose the LinkedIn destination, and export a file matched to that professional placement.
Upload one image
Choose a clear headshot, company logo, article image, chart, or completed banner design for the professional update you need.
Choose a LinkedIn template
Select the personal, company, post, or article preset and inspect the face, brand mark, headline, and smaller text in the frame.
Resize and download
Download the resized image and check its appearance in your LinkedIn profile, company page, article, or post before publishing.
Ready to resize an image for LinkedIn?
Prepare a headshot, company image, article cover, or banner with the matching preset, then review the framing before your next LinkedIn update.
Resize Image for LinkedIn FAQ
Answers about LinkedIn profile images, company pages, posts, banners, article graphics, ads, output formats, and crop review.
Resize Template includes profile photos, company logos, landscape images, posts, article covers, company covers, company banners, and personal banners. These are separate presets, so choose the linked page that best matches the asset you are preparing.
They have separate presets for distinct image roles. Start from the original artwork and check the chosen canvas instead of reusing a crop blindly. A personal introduction and a company campaign can also need distinct layouts and spacing.
Use a clear source portrait, center the face, and leave enough room around the head and shoulders. Inspect the smaller result before saving. Resizing changes the image dimensions and crop; it does not retouch the portrait or replace the background.
Yes. Upload the chart as an image and select the post or landscape preset that suits the composition. Check axis labels, legends, and small text in the resized file. If they become unclear, simplify the design instead of increasing its dimensions.
It prepares an image to accompany an article, such as a photograph, illustration, or designed headline graphic. The tool does not create an article or place text into its cover. Review the image in LinkedIn's article workflow before publishing it.
Use a source with the correct proportions and review how it fits inside the selected canvas. Preserve the shape of the mark instead of forcing it to fill every edge. The crop and fit controls let you inspect the result before downloading the file.
No. Image processing takes place in your browser, and the result is saved through the download page. Upload it through your LinkedIn workflow. The tool does not request account access, publish company updates, or change profile and company details.
Inspect the profile or company page at the screen sizes relevant to your audience. Check that text and logos remain visible in that layout. The resizer prepares the file but does not reproduce all LinkedIn interface elements in its local preview.
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