LinkedIn Image Size Checker
Check dimensions and aspect ratio, preview the crop, choose a focal point, and export a practical LinkedIn planning canvas without uploading the image.
Local image workspace
Check, crop and export one image
Drop or paste a JPEG, PNG or WebP
Up to 25 MB and 24 megapixels for this browser tool.
A practical 1:1 export target for a single feed image. These are practical export targets, not guaranteed display dimensions on every LinkedIn client.
Your crop preview and checks will appear here.
The selected file stays in this browser tab and is never uploaded.
What the result means
A transparent check, not a quality score
The checker compares the source image with a practical target canvas. A matching ratio means less cropping. Sufficient usable resolution means the browser does not need to enlarge the cropped area to reach the selected export size.
The targets are working dimensions for preparing assets, not guarantees about the exact pixels LinkedIn will display. Feed width, responsive layouts, Page templates, and app updates can change the final presentation. Always inspect the upload in LinkedIn before publishing.
For a combined text-and-image feed mockup, continue to the LinkedIn Post Preview. To create a multi-page document instead of a single image, use the LinkedIn Carousel Maker.
Choose a placement
Pick a feed, profile, or company planning canvas.
Review the crop
Compare Cover and Contain, then move the focal point.
Export locally
Create a PNG or JPEG at the selected target dimensions.
FAQ
About the image checker
- Does this LinkedIn image checker upload my file?
- No. The browser reads, previews, crops, and exports the selected image locally. The file, filename, and image contents are not sent to this site or included in analytics events.
- Which image formats can I check?
- This checker accepts JPEG, PNG, and WebP files up to the browser tool's 25 MB and 24-megapixel processing limits. Those are local safety limits, not claims about LinkedIn's upload limits.
- Are the crop previews pixel-perfect LinkedIn previews?
- No. They are planning canvases for common feed and profile shapes. LinkedIn can change final crops by placement, viewport, and app version, so verify the exported image in LinkedIn before publishing.
- What is the difference between Cover and Contain?
- Cover fills the target canvas and crops an edge when the ratios differ. Contain preserves the full source image and may add transparent or white space around it.