为LinkedIn调整图片尺寸
Resize to the dimensions LinkedIn expects, so the platform does not crop your image for you. 直接在浏览器中运行——无需上传、无需注册、完全私密。
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LinkedIn expects 1200×627 for shared posts and 1584×396 for banners. Uploading something else means the platform decides how to crop or squeeze your image, and it rarely chooses the part you cared about. Resize here first and you control the result.
How it works
- Add your photo — nothing is uploaded anywhere.
- The dimensions are preset for LinkedIn.
- Check the preview to confirm the important part of the image survives.
- Download and upload that file instead of the original.
Good to know
Why this matters: LinkedIn compresses aggressively, so start from the exact size to keep text legible.
Frequently asked questions
What image size does LinkedIn use?
1200×627 for shared posts and 1584×396 for banners. Those numbers change occasionally, so if a platform update moves them, resize again to the new target.
Why does LinkedIn crop my photo?
Because the ratio you uploaded does not match what the layout expects, so it trims to fit. Resizing to the correct dimensions first removes the guesswork — LinkedIn compresses aggressively, so start from the exact size to keep text legible.