LinkedIn Image Resizer

Resize a photo to LinkedIn's 1200 × 627 shared-post size — free, instant, entirely on your device.

How to resize a photo for LinkedIn

Drop a photo into the box above and it's automatically center-cropped and scaled to 1200 × 627 pixels — LinkedIn's recommended size for a single-image post — then offered for download.

For example, a screenshot of a chart or slide from a presentation deck can be resized here before sharing, so it displays crisply in the LinkedIn feed rather than being compressed unpredictably by LinkedIn's own upload pipeline.

Why professional posts benefit from correct sizing

Since LinkedIn is a professional network, a soft or awkwardly cropped image stands out more than it might elsewhere. Uploading at the platform's exact recommended dimensions avoids re-compression artifacts and keeps text or charts inside a screenshot legible.

Why sizing matters more on a professional feed

LinkedIn's feed tends to favor clean, well-composed images over the more casual, cropped-on-the-fly look that's common on other platforms — a stretched logo or an awkwardly cropped headshot stands out more in a professional context. Resizing to LinkedIn's expected dimensions before posting keeps company logos, quote graphics and article headers looking deliberate rather than accidental.

This matters especially for banner-style graphics and article cover images, where LinkedIn's crop can otherwise cut off text or a logo positioned near the edge of the original file — resizing to the platform's actual proportions first removes that guesswork entirely.

Consistency across a company page

If you're managing a company page or posting regularly under a personal brand, resizing every graphic to the same dimensions before posting keeps your feed looking like a considered, consistent presence rather than a mix of stretched and cropped one-offs — small details like this add up to how professional a page reads at a glance.

This tool resizes entirely within your browser using the Canvas API, which means you can prepare a whole batch of graphics to the same dimensions without uploading any of them until you're ready to post.

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