LinkedIn Banner Resizer
Resize any image to exact LinkedIn sizes: 1584×396 personal banner, 1128×191 company cover or 400×400 profile photo. Free, private, no signup.
About the LinkedIn Banner Resizer
LinkedIn is strict about banner dimensions: the personal profile background is 1584 × 396 pixels (a very wide 4:1 ratio), company page covers are 1128 × 191, and profile photos display as a 400 × 400 circle. Upload a normal photo and LinkedIn will crop it unpredictably — this tool gives you exact control instead.
Pick the LinkedIn size you need, and the tool cover-crops your image to those precise dimensions with a live preview. A position slider lets you shift the crop up/down or left/right so the important part of the photo — a skyline, your logo, your face — lands exactly where you want it.
Everything runs in your browser, so the image is never uploaded, and the result downloads as a high-quality JPG ready to upload straight to LinkedIn.
How to Use the LinkedIn Banner Resizer
- 1Upload the image you want to use on LinkedIn.
- 2Choose the size: personal banner (1584 × 396), company cover (1128 × 191) or profile photo (400 × 400).
- 3Use the position slider to frame the crop in the live preview.
- 4Generate and download the LinkedIn-ready JPG.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is a LinkedIn banner in 2026?
The personal profile banner (background photo) is 1584 × 396 pixels — a 4:1 ratio. LinkedIn accepts JPG or PNG up to 8 MB; larger images are cropped to fit this frame.
What size is a LinkedIn company page cover?
LinkedIn recommends 1128 × 191 pixels for company page cover images. It's an even wider strip than the personal banner, so choose imagery that works in a very short, wide frame.
Why does my LinkedIn banner look blurry or cropped?
Usually the uploaded image wasn't 4:1, so LinkedIn cropped it, or it was smaller than 1584 px wide and got stretched. Exporting at exactly 1584 × 396 from this tool avoids both problems.
What part of my banner is hidden by my profile photo?
On desktop, your circular profile photo overlaps the bottom-left area of the banner. Keep logos and text in the upper two-thirds, and ideally toward the center or right, so nothing important is covered.
Is my photo uploaded when I resize it here?
No. The crop and resize happen entirely in your browser using the canvas API — the file never leaves your device.