LinkedIn Post Image Resizer

Why Exact Dimensions Matter for LinkedIn

Every social platform, including LinkedIn, relies on specific aspect ratios to display content correctly in feeds, stories, and profiles. If you upload an image that doesn't match the 1200x627 specification, the platform will force-crop it or compress it aggressively.

This results in:

• Blurry, pixelated text.
• Awkward cropping (heads cut off).
• Black bars appearing on the sides.
• Reduced engagement rates.

The Solution: Pre-Formatting

By using our dedicated LinkedIn Post Image Resizer Resizer, you take control of the cropping process. You see exactly what the final result will look like before you hit post.

High-Quality Output

Unlike basic resizing apps, our tool uses browser-based canvas technology to resample your image. This means we calculate the best color for every pixel, delivering a studio-quality PNG or JPG output that looks great on both mobile phones and large desktop monitors.

How to Get the Best Results

1. Start Big: Always try to upload an image that is larger than 1200x627. Downscaling (shrinking) always looks better than upscaling (stretching).
2. Check Edges: Ensure your main subject has some "breathing room" from the edges of the frame to avoid looking cramped.
3. Use "Fit" Mode: If you don't want to crop any part of your image, use our "Fit" toggle to add a complimentary blurred background to fill the empty space.