LinkedIn Banner Resizer
The LinkedIn banner — officially the background photo — sits behind your headshot at the top of your profile at a wide 4:1 ratio of 1584×396 pixels. The tricky part is that your circular profile photo overlaps the bottom-left corner of the banner on both desktop and mobile, hiding whatever you put there. This tool resizes to the exact dimensions and shows the overlap zone so your text lands where people can actually read it.
LinkedIn dimensions (1584 × 396) last verified 2026-07. Platforms change specs — we re-check regularly.
Recommended size: 1584 × 396px · last verified 2026-07
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How it works
- 1
Add your image
The frame is preset to 1584 × 396 pixels.
- 2
Position it
Drag to pan and use the zoom slider. Crop-to-fill trims overflow; fit-with-padding keeps everything visible.
- 3
Respect the safe zone
Your profile photo overlaps the bottom-left on desktop and mobile — keep that corner clear.
- 4
Download
Exports as JPG.
Common uses
- Job seekers adding a professional backdrop before a round of applications
- Consultants and freelancers putting their services and website in the header
- Sales professionals aligning their profile with company branding
- Speakers and authors featuring an event photo or book cover
- Anyone replacing LinkedIn's default gray banner with something intentional
Good to know
- Your profile photo covers the bottom-left corner of the banner — keep roughly the left 22% and bottom 35% free of anything important.
- At only 396 pixels tall, small text becomes unreadable fast. If you add words, make them large and place them in the right two-thirds.
- Different screen widths crop a sliver from the top and bottom, so vertically center anything critical.
- JPEG suits photographic banners; choose PNG if your banner is mostly crisp text or flat design elements.
- LinkedIn compresses uploads noticeably — start from a sharp source at full 1584×396 size.
Your images stay private
Your images are processed on your device and are not uploaded to PNGful.All processing happens locally using your browser's own image engine — there is no upload step, no server-side queue, and nothing to delete afterwards. Read more in our privacy policy.
Frequently asked questions
What size is a LinkedIn banner?
1584×396 pixels for personal profiles — the recommendation when we last verified in July 2026. Company pages use a different, smaller banner (1128×191), which has its own preset on this site.
Why does my LinkedIn banner look blurry?
Usually because the source image was smaller than 1584×396 and got stretched, or because LinkedIn's compression amplified existing softness. Resize down from a larger original rather than up from a smaller one, and export at high quality.
Where does my profile photo overlap the banner?
In the bottom-left corner, on both desktop and mobile layouts. Anything placed there will be hidden behind your headshot. The safe-zone preview in this tool marks the area so you can position text and logos around it.
Can I put text in my LinkedIn banner?
Yes, and many people use it for a tagline, website, or credentials. Keep it large — the banner is short — and position it toward the right side, away from the profile-photo overlap. Check how it reads at phone width, where everything is smaller.
Is the banner the same for company pages?
No. Company page banners are 1128×191 pixels, a noticeably different shape. Use the LinkedIn company banner preset for those. Both figures were last verified in July 2026 and can change when LinkedIn updates its layout.
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