Free LinkedIn image resizer for every image type

Instead of posting manually every day, you can plan your LinkedIn content in advance and schedule posts automatically.

To make content creation easier, you can upload your own visuals, import designs from Canva, use images from Unsplash, or generate captions and graphics with AI. You can also make quick edits to your visuals before publishing.

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After publishing, manage LinkedIn comments and mentions from one social inbox instead of switching between multiple tabs and platforms.

You can also monitor engagement, audience growth, reach, and top-performing posts with built-in analytics and downloadable PDF reports.

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Frequently asked questions

Does LinkedIn automatically resize images?

Yes, LinkedIn does automatically resize and compress images when you upload them if they don’t match the platform’s recommended dimensions or aspect ratios.

How do you upload a full-size photo to your LinkedIn profile image?

You can upload a full-size photo as your LinkedIn picture if it already fits LinkedIn’s square profile photo and recommended aspect ratio format well.

If the photo is wider or taller than the frame, LinkedIn will automatically crop it, but you can reposition and zoom the image during upload to make sure the most important part, usually your face, fits properly inside the circular frame.

How do I change the width and height of an image?

To change the width and height of an image, upload it to an image resizer or design tool and select/enter the desired dimensions.

A simple image resizer will quickly scale or crop the resized photo to fit the new size, while a design tool gives you more control by letting you reposition the image, add borders or backgrounds, and adjust the canvas so important parts of the image don’t get cut off.

For new designs, it’s usually better to start with the correct dimensions from the beginning to avoid sacrificing quality or cropping it later.

Which aspect ratio is best for LinkedIn?

The best LinkedIn aspect ratio depends on the type of content you’re posting, but for most regular feed posts, the safest and most widely recommended format is 1.91:1 (1200 × 627 px).

Is 1920×1080 ok for LinkedIn?

Yes, 1920×1080 is a standard Full HD size with a 16:9 aspect ratio, which works well for LinkedIn cover images, videos, carousel slides, and some landscape post images.