Free LinkedIn Image Resizer

What is a LinkedIn image resizer?

A LinkedIn image resizer cuts a photo to the exact pixel sizes LinkedIn uses, so nothing gets cropped or blurred when you upload it.

This one has every LinkedIn size in one place. It makes each file at a high quality and keeps it under LinkedIn's upload limit.

Every LinkedIn image size in 2026

Here are all 17 sizes:

The resizer has every size in this table. Pick the ones you need, and each becomes its own file.

Tips for LinkedIn images

A few sizes come with rules worth knowing:

• Portrait post – Photos can be 3:1 to 4:5; LinkedIn recommends 1080 px wide, so 4:5 is 1,080 × 1,350. Up to 20 photos a post.

The resizer draws the safe areas and round crops on each preview, so you see them before you download.

LinkedIn upload rules

Here's what LinkedIn accepts:

• Formats – JPG, PNG.
• File limits – 3 MB, 5 MB, 8 MB, 10 MB, depending on where the image goes.

When a file comes out over a size's limit, the resizer makes it again at the best quality that fits, the same size.

Examples

This is my own photo of Panama City at sunset, cut to four LinkedIn sizes by this resizer:

I kept the sunset in every crop, the part of the photo that matters most.

Compared with Buffer

Buffer's free image resizer has a page for most networks. I ran the same photos through both on October 1, 2026:

On the same photos, cut to LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest and YouTube sizes, this resizer's JPGs scored within about a point of Buffer's and were 13% to 24% smaller.

The first crop matters too. On my Panama City photo, Buffer's LinkedIn cover started on the houses below the sunset, and this resizer's started on the sunset.

Buffer's LinkedIn page lists a 10 MB limit for posts. LinkedIn's own help page says 5 MB, so this resizer keeps posts under 5 MB.

How I tested

I tested on October 1, 2026, with two of my own photos, Stockholm and Panama City at sunset, 1,536 × 2,048 each.

Above 80 means the same side by side at 100%. Both tools' files scored 85 to 88 where both cut the same area.

Where these sizes come from

Every size on this page is from LinkedIn's own pages, checked on October 1, 2026:

• LinkedIn Help: Single image ads specifications
• LinkedIn Help: Carousel ads specifications
• LinkedIn Help: LinkedIn Newsletters best practices
• LinkedIn Help: Add images and other rich media to your article
• LinkedIn Help: Make your website shareable on LinkedIn
• LinkedIn Help: Share photos on LinkedIn
• LinkedIn Help: Add or edit a group cover image
• LinkedIn Help: Photo won't upload to your profile
• LinkedIn Help: Create a LinkedIn Event
• LinkedIn Help: Image specifications for your LinkedIn Pages
• LinkedIn Help: Add or change the cover image on your profile

When a page gives a range instead of one size, I picked the sharpest size inside it and said so in the tips.

Who is the LinkedIn image resizer for?

It's for anyone posting on LinkedIn:

• LinkedIn text formatter – people writing posts with bold and lists
• LinkedIn post preview – anyone checking a post before it goes out
• LinkedIn character counter – writers keeping posts under the limit
• Remove background – people making a clean profile photo

Social media managers use it to make every LinkedIn size from one photo in a minute.

More free image resizers

Here's a resizer for each network, plus the one for any size:

• Instagram image resizer – posts up to 3:4, stories, reels and covers
• Facebook image resizer – posts, page and group covers, stories
• X image resizer – every post shape, header and profile photo
• Pinterest image resizer – pins, full-screen pins and profile covers
• YouTube image resizer – thumbnails, shorts covers and banners
• TikTok image resizer – full-screen, square and carousel images
• Threads image resizer – posts at the 1440 px threads keeps
• Bluesky image resizer – posts, banner and avatar under the limits
• Mastodon image resizer – posts, header and avatar
• Google Business Profile image resizer – photos, cover and logo for google
• Social media image resizer – every size of 11 networks at once
• Image resizer – any size, or a percent

They all work in your browser, with every size from the network's own pages.