WizzyTools

Resize an image to LinkedIn post size for free

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Fit or fill an image to the 1200×627 LinkedIn post size, with drag-to-reposition and zoom, right in your browser.

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How it works

  1. 1

    Choose or drop your image.

  2. 2

    Pick Fill or Fit, and a background colour if you chose Fit.

  3. 3

    Drag and zoom to frame the image.

  4. 4

    Click Resize Image and download the 1200×627 file.

About the LinkedIn Post Size

A sharp, well-framed image helps a LinkedIn update or article stand out in a busy professional feed. This tool fits your image to LinkedIn's 1200 by 627 pixel landscape share size. Crop it to fill the frame and drag it into position, or show it in full on a solid colour that suits your company branding.

What you can do

  • Export at 1200×627, LinkedIn's landscape size for shared images and link previews.
  • Fill the frame with your image, or fit it whole with a background colour.
  • Drag to place a face, product or headline where you want it, and zoom up to 3×.
  • Set the background to white, black, light grey, navy or a brand colour of your own.

When it works best

  • Preparing a header image for a LinkedIn article or newsletter issue.
  • Sharing a hiring announcement, product launch or event graphic from a company page.
  • Fitting a portrait headshot or slide into a landscape post without awkward cropping.

Things to know

  • Framing is done in your browser; the file does not leave your device.
  • This preset only makes the landscape share size. Profile photos and banner images have their own dimensions, which Crop Image and Resize Image can produce.
  • LinkedIn shows smaller previews on phones, so keep text large enough to read at a glance.
  • For a document-style carousel, export slides as a PDF rather than images.

Frequently asked questions

1200×627, LinkedIn's landscape share and link preview size.

Yes. In Fit mode pick white, black, light grey, navy or any custom colour.

No, those have their own dimensions. Use Crop Image and Resize Image.

Export the slides as a PDF document rather than individual images.