LinkedIn Utilities

Image sizes and tools

LinkedIn Image Sizes and Dimensions

The LinkedIn Image Center collects every LinkedIn image size in one place — profile banners, profile photos, company pages, carousels, events, newsletters and articles — together with tools that show what LinkedIn actually crops. Start with the banner preview below, then open the page for the image you are working on.

Featured: banner preview and safe area checker

Load a banner to see the desktop crop, the mobile crop, the profile photo overlap and the safe text area on your own image. Nothing leaves your browser.

Upload a banner to preview it. Overlays are close approximations; LinkedIn does not publish exact crop masks.

Overlays

    PNG, JPG or WEBP. Everything happens in your browser — your image is never uploaded and no account is needed.

    For the full breakdown, open LinkedIn banner size.

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    Interactive tools and full guides you can use today.

    Image size guides

    Recommended dimensions and practical guidance for every other LinkedIn image type. Dedicated preview tools for these are on the way.

    LinkedIn banner templates

    Every template uses the same 1584 x 396 frame and the same safe areas as the preview above. Free, no sign-up.

    • PNG guide overlay

      A 1584 x 396 PNG with the safe area, crop bands and profile photo overlap marked. Drop it on top of your design as a guide layer.

    • Canva template

      Coming soon

      A ready-made Canva frame with the same guides. In progress.

    • Figma template

      Coming soon

      A Figma file with guide layers you can toggle. In progress.

    • PowerPoint template

      Coming soon

      A correctly sized slide for building banners in PowerPoint. In progress.

    • Photoshop template

      Coming soon

      A layered PSD with guides and safe areas. In progress.

    • Illustrator template

      Coming soon

      A vector artboard with the same measurements. In progress.

    How to use the Image Center

    Most image problems on LinkedIn are not about resolution. They happen because a design looks right in a design tool and then gets cropped, covered or shrunk once LinkedIn renders it. Each page here starts with the exact dimensions, then explains where the visible area really is, so you can place text and logos where they survive on both desktop and the mobile app.

    • Export at the recommended size rather than scaling up a smaller image.
    • Keep text well inside the safe area, not near the edges.
    • Check the mobile view before you publish — it shows a narrower slice.
    • Use the free template as a guide layer while you design.

    Frequently asked questions

    What is the LinkedIn Image Center?
    It is a single hub for every LinkedIn image size, along with interactive tools and free templates. Each image type has its own page with the recommended dimensions, the crops to watch for, and practical guidance.
    What are the most common LinkedIn image sizes?
    The profile banner is 1584 x 396 pixels, the profile photo is 400 x 400 pixels or larger, a company page logo is 300 x 300 pixels, and square feed images work best at 1200 x 1200 pixels.
    Do I need an account to use these tools?
    No. Every tool runs in your browser, nothing is uploaded to a server, and there is no sign-up or payment.
    Are these dimensions official?
    They follow LinkedIn's published guidance and how images actually render on live profiles. LinkedIn does not publish exact crop masks, so safe areas are careful approximations and this site is independent of LinkedIn.

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