LinkedIn Post Image Size (1200×627)
Resize your image to the exact LinkedIn post image size — 1200×627 pixels, free and private.
This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your file never leaves your device — nothing is uploaded to our servers, so confidential documents and photos stay private.
LinkedIn Post Image Size (1200×627) online — free and exact
The correct LinkedIn post image size is 1200×627 pixels. This free tool resizes any photo to exactly 1200×627 px right in your browser, so your LinkedIn post image looks crisp and correctly proportioned without cropping surprises or quality loss from re-uploads. No account, no watermark — just drop, resize and download.
How to linkedin post image size (1200×627)
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Drop your image into the box above (or click to browse) — processed entirely in your browser.
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Press "Resize to 1200×627" to set the exact LinkedIn post image dimensions.
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Download the resized image.
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Upload it to LinkedIn as your post image.
Frequently asked questions
What is the LinkedIn post image size?+
The recommended LinkedIn post image size is 1200×627 pixels. Upload your image above and the tool resizes it to exactly 1200×627 px in your browser.
How do I resize an image for a LinkedIn post image for free?+
Drop your image above and click "Resize to 1200×627". It is redrawn at 1200×627 px and ready to download — no upload, no sign-up, no watermark.
Is this LinkedIn post image resizer private?+
Yes. The image is processed on a canvas in your browser and never leaves your device.
What format will the resized LinkedIn post image be?+
JPG images stay JPG; everything else is saved as PNG so transparency is preserved.
Will my image be stretched to fit 1200×627?+
It is resized to exactly 1200×627 px. For the best look, start from an image with a similar aspect ratio or crop it first.
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