LinkedIn Profile/Banner Resizer
Quickly resize for LinkedIn profile, company page, and post images
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GenApe’s free LinkedIn image resizer offers 8 preset image sizes for profile pictures, LinkedIn banners, company logos, and post images. Simply upload your photo, select a preset, and adjust the crop to create the right image for LinkedIn. No sign-in or installation required, so you can refresh your professional presence with ease.
Note for company page cover images: GenApe offers a 4200×700 px preset, while LinkedIn’s newer company page guidelines recommend 1512×256 px.
| Image type | Dimensions (W×H) | Aspect ratio | Common uses |
|---|---|---|---|
| LinkedIn profile picture | 400×400 px | 1:1 | Personal profile photo |
| Profile picture (large) | 1000×1000 px | 1:1 | High-resolution profile photo |
| LinkedIn background banner | 1584×396 px | 4:1 | Personal profile background image |
| Company logo | 400×400 px | 1:1 | Brand logo on a company page |
| Company page cover image | 4200×700 px | 6:1 | Company page banner image |
| Company photo | 900×600 px | 3:2 | Company environment, team introductions, and recruiting sections |
| LinkedIn post (square) | 1080×1080 px | 1:1 | Company announcements and general image posts |
| LinkedIn post (portrait) | 1080×1350 px | 4:5 | Professional insights and informational graphics |
You don’t need a separate AI tool to crop your photos. Just follow these 3 steps to size images for your LinkedIn profile picture, background banner, or posts.
In the LinkedIn image resizer, click the upload area to choose a photo from your computer, or drag and drop an image directly into the tool.
Choose a preset LinkedIn photo size that matches where you want to use the image.
Once you are happy with the composition, select PNG, JPG, or WebP as the output format and click “Apply and Download” to save your cropped LinkedIn image.
Your LinkedIn images play an important role in your professional presence and career connections. GenApe organizes commonly used image sizes into ready-to-use presets, combining free online cropping, real-time previews, and local processing so you can update your LinkedIn photos during a busy workday.
GenApe brings together 8 LinkedIn image crop presets, from profile pictures and background banners to company logos, company photos, and post graphics. Select the size and aspect ratio you need for LinkedIn. You can also use our resume photo cropper when preparing photos for job applications.
Use this free LinkedIn image resizer without registering, signing in, or installing an app. Open the page whenever you need to crop photos for your LinkedIn profile or career updates. Pair it with our AI Background Changer to create a professional look and explore new opportunities.
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Preview the image as you crop so you can check the subject’s position and framing before uploading it to LinkedIn. This helps reduce the need to crop it again and makes it easier to update your professional profile.
GenApe’s LinkedIn image resizer processes images locally in your browser, with 100% of the cropping and adjustments completed on your device. This makes it convenient to work on personal photos adapted from ID photo sizes, internal company event photos, or brand assets that have not yet been made public.
LinkedIn is more than a job-search platform. It also helps professionals grow their networks, showcase their experience, and build a company’s brand presence. Here are 3 common ways to use LinkedIn images.
If you’re changing jobs, applying to multinational companies, or building your professional profile, consider visuals related to your field, such as technology projects, design work, or professional portraits.
For marketers, HR teams, and brand managers, a LinkedIn company page is a way to introduce the business, showcase its identity, and share company information. Consider adding team photos, office images, and a clear company logo.
LinkedIn posts are often used for company news, industry insights, work experiences, and branded content. Pairing text with appropriately sized square or portrait images can make information easier to read in the feed.
LinkedIn may automatically crop images after you upload them, so keep these 3 composition tips in mind before you post:
LinkedIn profile pictures use a 1:1 square image, but they appear as circles in parts of the profile and platform interface. When cropping your LinkedIn profile picture, keep the face near the center and leave enough room above the head, below the chin, and around the shoulders. Avoid placing important details in the four corners. If the person looks very small in the original photo, avoid enlarging the crop too much, as this may reduce image clarity.
A LinkedIn banner appears at the top of your profile, but your profile picture may cover part of it, so avoid placing all important information near the profile photo. When creating a 1584×396 px background banner, place your professional tagline, key services, or brand information away from the corners and the area covered by your profile picture, leaving enough space around the text. The visible area may also differ on desktop and mobile, so keep important text away from the image edges to reduce the risk of cropping.
When creating LinkedIn post images, businesses should leave enough space between text, logos, and people so that changes in the crop don’t disrupt the layout. For example, keep the headline and branding within the main viewing area of a square announcement graphic, and leave suitable margins in portrait infographics.
No. LinkedIn recommends a 1584×396 px background banner for personal profiles, with an aspect ratio of about 4:1. GenApe currently offers a 4200×700 px preset for company page cover images, while LinkedIn’s newer company page guidelines recommend 1512×256 px.
Both work. Choose based on your content and composition. A 1:1 square image works well for simple company announcements, brand visuals, or single information cards. A 4:5 portrait image is useful for photos of people, professional insights, or informational carousel graphics because it offers more vertical space.
This may happen when the source image has insufficient resolution, its aspect ratio does not match the placement, or LinkedIn resizes or crops it to fit the interface. Cropping your image to a suitable preset first can help preserve clarity and reduce these problems.
Not necessarily. LinkedIn adjusts the visible image area based on the device, browser window, and layout. Even a banner cropped to 1584×396 px may appear partially covered or cut off at the edges. Keep the main text and visual elements near the center, avoid the area covered by your profile picture, and check how the banner looks on both desktop and mobile after uploading.
Yes, you can start with the same original photo, but crop it for each use. LinkedIn profile pictures generally use a 1:1 square ratio, while resume photos often use a portrait ratio, such as 3.5:4.5. Requirements can vary by employer, job platform, or interview materials.
Choose a LinkedIn background image that fits your industry, personal brand, and the impression you want to convey. Blue and gray can work for finance, consulting, or corporate management, while designers, marketers, and creatives might use portfolio imagery, brand colors, or relevant work settings. Whatever you choose, avoid overly busy backgrounds, keep the profile photo and information easy to see, and use GenApe to crop the image to a suitable banner size.
According to LinkedIn’s current image requirements, regular post images can use WebP, while personal profile photos, profile background images, and company page images use JPG or PNG.
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