LinkedIn Images, Pixels, Sizes for 2025

LinkedIn Image Sizes Updated for 2025: Keep Your Brand Looking Sharp

2025 is full of platform updates, and LinkedIn hasn’t slowed down on its visual changes. Since Microsoft’s acquisition, LinkedIn has introduced several new features and improved user functionality across profiles, pages, and events. With those changes come frequent image dimension updates.

If you’re a business owner, marketer, or content creator managing a LinkedIn presence, especially through a Company Page, it’s critical your images are optimised for clarity, consistency, and compatibility across devices.

At Social Ocean, we stay ahead of the curve so you don’t have to. Here’s your up-to-date reference on LinkedIn imagery sizes for 2025, ready to plug into Canva, Adobe, or your design software of choice.

LinkedIn Keeps Evolving: What You Need to Know

You’ve probably noticed the increasing number of tooltips and layout adjustments inside LinkedIn. These visual prompts are part of the ongoing enhancements that began rolling out in late 2024 and have continued through 2025.

While it’s great news for usability, these changes also mean your old image templates might now crop poorly or look blurry, especially on mobile.

💡 Our tip: Keep this blog bookmarked and revisit quarterly. We’ll keep it updated as the platform evolves.

LinkedIn Personal Profile Image Sizes (2025)

Your personal profile is a key networking tool. Whether you’re a founder, thought leader, or employee, your visuals need to stand out professionally and consistently.

Here’s what you need:

• Profile Photo:
  400 x 400 pixels (square)
  Make sure your face is centred and clearly visible.

• Cover Banner:
  1584 x 396 pixels (rectangle)
  Use a clean landscape-style image. Avoid edge-aligned text or clutter.

Branding Tip: At Social Ocean, we often mirror the Company Page banner on the Personal Profile to build brand consistency across LinkedIn. It’s a subtle but powerful way to connect your identity with your business presence.

📸 Want tips on profile images? Check out our blog:
👉 5 Profile Photo Tips

LinkedIn Company Page Image Sizes (2025)

Company Pages are essential for establishing authority, trust, and reach on LinkedIn. Your logo and banner are the first visual impressions.

Use these dimensions:

• Company Logo:
  400 x 400 pixels (square, for best clarity; minimum is 300 x 300)
  Place your logo on a white background with generous white space.

• Company Page Banner:
  1128 x 191 pixels (wide rectangle)
  Keep the design clean. Avoid placing important text or logos near the edges. Mobile cropping varies across devices.

💡 Pro Tip: Desktop and mobile crop your banner differently. We recommend not placing crucial design elements or text near the corners. Let your banner breathe. Simplicity always wins here.

LinkedIn Event Image Sizes (2025)

LinkedIn Events continue to grow in popularity, especially for virtual and hybrid business activities. To make your events stand out, your event imagery needs to be bold, balanced, and optimised.

Use these dimensions:

• Event Cover Photo:
  1776 x 444 pixels (wide rectangle)
  Centre your event name or branding in the middle third of the image to avoid it being covered by the event icon.

• Event Logo (optional):
  400 x 400 pixels (square)
  Keep it crisp and simple. It sits over the cover image in some views, so avoid overlapping visuals.

Creating Templates with Confidence

You can recreate these exact sizes inside Canva by using the “Custom Size” feature or set up reusable templates in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, or InDesign.

And remember, if you need bespoke templates designed for your brand or want to outsource image creation completely, Social Ocean offers done-for-you Graphic Design services. Let us keep your LinkedIn and all social platforms looking slick and up to date.

📩 Contact us here to get started

Final Word: Stay Visual, Stay Visible

Professional, correctly sized images on LinkedIn help your content get seen, your business look credible, and your brand feel cohesive.

Don’t let an outdated banner or fuzzy logo undermine your authority. Use this updated 2025 size guide to review your LinkedIn presence today. Make sure every image reflects the best version of you and your brand.

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Article compiled by Kirsty Fields, Creative Director of Social Ocean
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🗓 Last updated: July 2025

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LinkedIn Image Size Cheat Sheet 2025