Resize Images for LinkedIn

Resize for LinkedIn
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Drop an image, pick where it goes on LinkedIn, and click Resize. The image is cropped from the middle to fill that size.

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    LinkedIn's sizes
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    Your profile

    • Profile photo: 400 x 400 or larger, up to 7680 x 4320. PNG or JPG, 8 MB at most
    • Background photo: 1584 x 396

    A company Page

    • Logo: 400 x 400 (268 x 268 at the least)
    • Cover image: 1512 x 256
    • Image on a Page post with a link: 1200 x 627, a 1.91:1 shape
    • Page images are PNG or JPEG, 3 MB at most

    Checked against LinkedIn Help in October 2026.

    Backgrounds and covers are very wide
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    A profile background is four times as wide as it is tall. A Page cover is nearly six times as wide. Cropping a normal photo to either one keeps a thin strip across the middle and drops most of the top and bottom.

    Pick a photo where what matters sits in a band across the middle. LinkedIn also trims covers to fit different screens, and its help page says to keep key details away from the edges.

    How it works
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    1. Drop your JPG, PNG, or WebP image into the box above
    2. Pick where the image goes from the preset list. Profile photo is selected to start
    3. Click Resize. The middle of the image is kept and the edges are trimmed to fit
    4. Download the image and upload it to LinkedIn

    Formats: PNG files stay PNG. JPG and WebP files are saved as JPG. LinkedIn takes both.

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    Privacy
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    Your images never leave your device. Resizing happens in your browser with the Canvas API, and nothing is uploaded. The resized file is a fresh drawing of your image, so it carries none of the original's EXIF data: no camera model, no GPS location.

    This is why we run entirely in-browser: if we can't touch your files, we can't lose them, leak them, or profile them.