Free browser tool that cuts a logo, cover, or post image to the exact LinkedIn Page size. Pick a preset, download the file, upload it to your Page.
Pick the LinkedIn slot you are filling:
How should it fill the slot?
Your image is resized on our server and sent straight back to you. We do not store it, and you do not need a LinkedIn login or an account with us.
Drop a JPG or PNG into the box at the top of this page. One image per run, no sign-up.
Five buttons sit under the box. Logo, cover, post, event cover, link preview. Click the slot you are filling. The pixel numbers are already wired into the button, so there is nothing to type and nothing to look up.
The processed file comes straight back to your browser. Open your Page as an admin, click Edit page, and upload it in the matching slot.
Most complaints about a LinkedIn banner start the same way. A number copied from some blog post, the artwork goes live, and on a phone its left third is simply gone. Take the size from LinkedIn Help, cut to it, and the phone shows what you meant.
Company Page and Career Page rows come from the LinkedIn Help spec for Pages; the event row from the LinkedIn Help page on events, the hard cap from the page on supported media files. The personal profile row is not a LinkedIn Page number at all - it sits here because it is the mixup we see most.
Logo 400x400. Cover 4200x700. Post 1200x627, event cover 1280x720, link preview 1200x627. Each button scales the picture down and then crops it from the center, so both sides land on the target number instead of one side matching and the other drifting off. Proportions stay; the overflow is trimmed evenly on the two sides.
A logo belongs in PNG. It keeps the alpha channel and the hard edges of the letterforms, and the Page card renders it fine on light and on dark. A photo cover belongs in JPG at high quality. Whatever you upload, LinkedIn runs its own compression pass over it, and that pass is rough on smooth gradients. So a clean source beats file you re-saved already three times. For the offline route, see our page on image resizer software for Windows.
The resize runs on our server and the result comes back to the browser as a download. The image is not stored and there is no account to create. There is no LinkedIn login either: this tool does not talk to LinkedIn, it just hands you a file to upload.
The online widget handles a single image per run. Prepare a month of posts for three client Pages and that gets old by the second client. SoftOrbits Batch Picture Resizer runs whole folder in one pass on Windows, on every CPU core you have. Preset sizes, smart crop with a fixed ratio, batch rename, watermark, a command line for the ones who want it. We put it next to the alternatives in our roundup of the best photo resizer software.
You run Pages for several clients, and one campaign visual ships in three shapes: landscape 1200x627, square 1080x1080, portrait 1080x1350. Pick the slot, get the file, move to the next client kit. Nobody has to remember which number belonged to which shape.
A Career Page is a stack of odd slots: 1128x376 for the Life tab main image, 502x282 for a custom module, 900x600 for company photos. The table above says which is which. The tool cuts the file to it.
There is no designer on call, and the cover has to change before the launch post goes out. Export from your editor, run it through the 4200x700 preset, upload. That is the whole job.
Batch Picture Resizer
10.6 Mb
14.0
16/05/26