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LinkedIn Company Profile Picture Size
Your LinkedIn company profile picture is the square image that travels with everything your page does: 300 x 300 pixels, shown beside every post, in search results, on employee profiles and in invitations. LinkedIn uses the same file as your page logo, so the question is less about the number and more about surviving the crop at every size it appears.
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LinkedIn company profile picture dimensions
| Recommended size | 300 x 300 pixels |
|---|---|
| Minimum size | 268 x 268 pixels |
| Aspect ratio | 1:1 (square) |
| Displayed shape | Rounded squareCorners are rounded in most placements. |
| Maximum file size | 4 MB |
| File types | PNG, JPG |
| Smallest display size | 48 x 48 pixels beside comments |
Where the square shows up
Drawn to scale, from the file you upload down to the smallest placement. If your mark stops reading at the right-hand end, simplify it.
Uploaded file
Page header
Beside a post
Beside a comment
The hardest test.
One square, many placements
The picture you upload is scaled down far more often than it is shown large. It appears at the top of your page, next to every post in the feed, in the 'Experience' section of every employee's profile, in search results and in event invitations. A design that only works at 300 pixels will be a grey smudge in most of those places.
The practical test is to shrink your export to 48 pixels and look at it. If you cannot tell what it is, remove detail: drop taglines, thicken strokes, increase contrast and rely on one strong shape.
Cropping behaviour
LinkedIn does not crop a square file, but it does round the corners of the container and, in some surfaces, inset the image slightly. Anything sitting hard against an edge or in a corner can be clipped, so keep roughly 12% of the width clear as padding on every side.
Non-square uploads are fitted into the square and padded, which usually produces uneven bands. Export a square yourself so you control the spacing.
File recommendations
PNG at 300 x 300 is the safest export for a mark or monogram: flat colour and hard edges stay crisp through LinkedIn's compression. Use JPG only if the image is photographic. Keep the file well under the 4 MB ceiling — a clean 300-pixel PNG is usually a few dozen kilobytes.
Download design kits
Professional design files with built-in guides, safe areas, crop overlays, and layout references for every major LinkedIn image type.
Company profile picture kit — every file is built at 300 x 300 pixels. The PNG guide is free and downloads instantly, with no account and no email.
PNG guide
PNG, transparent
A transparent 300 x 300 overlay for the company profile picture: labelled safe area, crop zones, dimension rulers, centre and thirds guides, and a legend. Drop it on top of your design as a guide layer, then hide it before export.
Version 1.0 · Updated September 2026 · Under 200 KB
- Coming soon
Canva
Canva template link
Editable Canva template at 300 x 300 with locked guides, safe text areas and crop margins and centre references, ready to brand in a few clicks.
Version 1.0 · Updated September 2026
- Coming soon
Figma
FIG
Fully layered Figma file at 300 x 300 with editable components, safe areas, crop margins and centre references, crop masks, and organised, named layers.
Version 1.0 · Updated September 2026
- Coming soon
Adobe Photoshop
PSD
Layered PSD at 300 x 300 with guide layers, safe-area shapes, crop margins and centre references, and smart objects ready for your artwork.
Version 1.0 · Updated September 2026
- Coming soon
Adobe Illustrator
AI
Vector Illustrator artboard at 300 x 300 with the same guides and measurements, scalable for print-quality source art.
Version 1.0 · Updated September 2026
- Coming soon
PowerPoint
PPTX
Correctly sized PowerPoint slide at 300 x 300 with guides on the master, for building LinkedIn graphics without a design tool.
Version 1.0 · Updated September 2026
Frequently asked questions
- What size is a LinkedIn company profile picture?
- 300 x 300 pixels, square, under 4 MB, uploaded as a PNG or JPG. The minimum accepted size is 268 x 268.
- Is the company profile picture the same as the logo?
- Yes. LinkedIn stores one square image for the page and uses it as both the logo and the profile picture, so it needs to work large and small.
- Does LinkedIn crop the company profile picture?
- It does not crop a square file, but it rounds the container corners and insets the image in some placements. Keep about 12% padding on each side.
- Why does my company picture look blurry?
- Usually because it was exported below 300 pixels, or scaled up from a small original. Export at 300 x 300 from the largest version of your artwork.
- Can I use a photo instead of a logo?
- You can, but photographs lose all detail at 48 pixels. A mark, monogram or single-colour icon reads far better across the placements where the picture actually appears.
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