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LinkedIn post image size
As of July 2, 2026, the LinkedIn post image is 1200 by 1200 pixels (1:1). Below is the full spec, then a resizer already set to that size so you can export a perfectly fitted image.
LinkedInPost imageConvention, not published by LinkedInLast verified July 2, 2026
Recommended size1200x1200 px
Aspect ratio1:1
Landscape1200 x 627Portrait1080 x 1350
Resize to 1200x1200 now
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About the LinkedIn post image size
For a LinkedIn feed post, a 1200 by 1200 square is the strongest single choice. It takes up more vertical space than a landscape image on both desktop and mobile, which matters in a feed people scan quickly. A 1200 by 627 landscape is the right size when you are sharing a link, because it matches the link-preview ratio. Portrait 1080 by 1350 also works and fills even more of the mobile screen. Upload at 1200px wide so text in the image stays sharp.
Quick tips
- 011200 by 1200 square fills the most feed space for a standalone image.
- 02Use 1200 by 627 landscape when you want it to match a shared link preview.
- 03Upload at 1200px wide so any text in the graphic stays crisp.
Frequently asked questions
What aspect ratio is the LinkedIn post image?
The LinkedIn post image uses a 1:1 aspect ratio at 1200 by 1200 pixels.
1:1 is a shape, not just this size. See every image size that uses the 1:1 aspect ratio, where it comes from, and how to crop into it.
Related sizes
LinkedIn personal banner1584x396LinkedIn company page cover image4200x700LinkedIn company page logo400x400LinkedIn profile picture400x400Instagram post (portrait)1080x1350Facebook feed post1200x630
How this spec was checked
Platform sizes change without notice, so this entry records what it was verified against rather than stating a number and hoping it holds. Last checked July 2, 2026.
ConventionLinkedIn does not publish a size for this surface. The number below is the one the industry has standardised on, which is a useful answer but not a claim about LinkedIn.
Every spec on this site carries one of those two labels. See the cheat sheet for the full split, and the changelog for every correction with the date it happened.
See all LinkedIn sizes, the full cheat sheet, or grab this spec from the JSON API.