Resize images for LinkedIn. Every size, one click.

The 9 sizes in this LinkedIn image resizer

• Profile photo: square, at least 400 x 400 (LinkedIn accepts up to 7680 x 4320), PNG or JPG, up to 8MB.

• Profile cover: 1584 x 396, JPG or PNG, under 8MB.

• Company Page cover: 1512 x 256. Page logo: 400 x 400. Both PNG or JPEG, up to 3MB.

• Square post: 1080 x 1080. Landscape post or link image: 1200 x 627, as listed by Sprout Social.

• Portrait post: a 4:5 shape, the vertical ratio LinkedIn recommends for single image ads, exported at 1080 x 1350.

• Career Page Life tab: 1128 x 376 for the main image and 900 x 600 for company photos.

Profile and Page sizes come from LinkedIn's help center. LinkedIn does not publish sizes for regular post images, so the post presets use widely cited sizes and LinkedIn's ad ratios. For every format in one place, see the LinkedIn image size guide.

Crop or fit: which to choose

Crop fills the whole frame and trims whatever does not fit. Use it for photos, and drag to keep the important part in view. Fit keeps the whole image and fills the leftover space with a color or a blurred copy of the image. Use it for screenshots, slides and anything with text near the edges, where a crop would cut words off. Not sure? Try both. The preview updates instantly, and nothing is saved until you download.

Why resize for LinkedIn before uploading

• You choose the crop. When the shape is wrong, the cropping happens on upload or in the feed, where you have less control over what gets cut.

• Smaller files. LinkedIn caps profile and cover photos at 8MB and Page images at 3MB. A 6000-pixel phone photo resized to the target size sits well inside both.

• No surprises. The resizer warns you when your source image is smaller than the target, because stretching a small photo up makes it soft.

• Covers need a plan. A profile cover is four times wider than it is tall, so most photos lose a lot in the crop. Use fit with a solid color when the whole image matters.

Nothing leaves your device

The resizing happens in your browser. Your image is not uploaded to VoiceMoat or anyone else, there is no account, and there is no limit on how many images you resize. That makes it safe for screenshots of client work, unreleased product shots or anything else you would rather not hand to a random website.

Right size, right post

A well-sized image gets your post seen the way you meant it. What the post says is still up to you. VoiceMoat handles that side: audenAI learns from your own content and drafts LinkedIn posts in your voice, and Schedule posts them at the right time. For a profile photo that needs more than a resize, use the LinkedIn photo editor, and for a cover with text, the LinkedIn banner maker.