LinkedIn Banner Size (2026)
LinkedIn has two banner sizes: 1584x396 for personal profiles (4:1) and 1128x191 for company pages (5.91:1). Both crop tightly on mobile, so keep your message centered.
Standard for personal profiles. 8 in 10 LinkedIn users browse on mobile.
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| Format | Width | Height | Aspect ratio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Personal profile banner | 1584px | 396px | 4:1 | Standard for individual users. |
| Company page cover | 1128px | 191px | 5.91:1 | Company page header. Smaller than personal. |
| Personal profile picture | 400px | 400px | 1:1 | Displays as a circle. |
| Company logo | 300px | 300px | 1:1 | Square logo for company pages. |
| Post image | 1200px | 627px | 1.91:1 | Same as Facebook link preview. |
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LinkedIn design tips that matter
Knowing the pixel sizes is half the battle. Here's what separates designs that get engagement from designs that don't.
Treat it like a billboard for your role
Your headline + photo + banner is your first impression on LinkedIn. Use the banner to reinforce what you do (not a generic stock photo).
Mind the profile picture overlap
On mobile, your profile photo overlaps the bottom-left of the banner. Don't put logos or important text there.
Add a clear value proposition
Even one short line of text can dramatically lift profile-to-DM conversion. 'I help SaaS founders ship 2x faster' is worth more than a sunset photo.
Use brand colors
Recruiters and prospects scroll fast. A bold color block in your brand makes you instantly recognizable across LinkedIn.
Frequently asked questions
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