Resize Images to 1200×627

Resize your images to LinkedIn’s recommended post size (1200×627 pixels). Optimized for the LinkedIn feed where professional content is shared.

1200×627 400:209 aspect ratio 0.75 MP
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Optional — defaults to original format

Preserve camera info, GPS, and other metadata

Upscaling uses Lanczos interpolation (max 4x). Results may appear softer on images enlarged beyond 2x.

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When to Use LinkedIn Post

LinkedIn feed images display best at 1200×627. This size is recommended for organic posts, article cover images, and shared links.

Tips for LinkedIn Post Images

Professional content performs best with clean, high-contrast images. Use JPG for photos and PNG for infographics or charts with text.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the same size as Facebook posts?

Nearly identical. Facebook uses 1200×630, LinkedIn uses 1200×627. The 3-pixel difference is negligible — you can use either size for both platforms.

What about LinkedIn banner images?

LinkedIn profile banners use 1584×396. This preset is for feed posts. For banners, use the Pixels mode on the resize tool.

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