LinkedIn Banner Resizer

The preset contains 1584 pixels across and 396 pixels vertically. A portrait or square photograph will lose much of its top and bottom when it fills this shape. Choose a source with useful horizontal space, such as a landscape, work environment, or a simple graphic with room around the subject.

For example, a full-length portrait may leave only a narrow strip of the person visible. A different source with the person smaller in the composition can work better. Dragging changes which strip is retained; it cannot add missing scenery or fit every part of a tall image into the banner.

Your profile photo and interface elements can overlap or compete with parts of the background image. Avoid placing a logo, name, or essential message tightly against an edge. Leave generous clear space, especially around areas that will sit near your profile photo.

The ImgZelo preview shows the exported image, not LinkedIn's complete page. It does not guarantee that a fixed region is unobstructed on every device. After uploading, inspect your actual profile on desktop and phone and return to the source if a key element is obscured.

Inspect the crop for cut-off heads, incomplete words, and product labels. A short phrase in larger type usually works better than a paragraph squeezed into a shallow banner. If the crop removes part of an existing design, revise the original layout rather than accepting half-visible lettering.

Start from a clear source, save the original separately, and review the downloaded JPG before uploading it. Enlarging a tiny image will not create extra detail. Transparent pixels are placed on white. Processing happens locally in your browser without uploading the selected image to ImgZelo servers.