Image stretcher
A LinkedIn personal cover is 1584×396. The company cover is a shorter strip at 1192×220, and the company banner is 1128×376. The article cover is 1280×720. That 16:9 still will not sit in the personal strip without flattening.
Personal, company, and article rows are different files. The chart is the list.
Pixel width, height, and the reduced ratio for every template on this page.
| Template | Width | Height | Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Post | 1200 | 627 | 400:209 |
| Profile Photo | 400 | 400 | 1:1 |
| Cover photo | 1584 | 396 | 4:1 |
| Banner | 1584 | 396 | 4:1 |
| Background | 1584 | 396 | 4:1 |
| Company logo | 400 | 400 | 1:1 |
| Article post | 1200 | 644 | 300:161 |
| Event Cover | 1776 | 444 | 4:1 |
| Newsletter Cover | 300 | 300 | 1:1 |
| Article Cover | 1280 | 720 | 16:9 |
| Company Banner | 1128 | 376 | 3:1 |
| Company Cover | 1192 | 220 | 298:55 |
The top ribbon is the company cover. The middle ribbon is the personal cover, with the round profile on its lower left. The bottom ribbon is the company banner. They share a width here, so the height is the difference.
On the company page this is the top strip. The banner below it is a second file, and this cover does not fill that banner.
The round profile covers the lower left. Type placed there disappears.
A file stretched for the personal strip leaves the wrong height on the company page.
Personal covers, company covers, and life-event banners on LinkedIn are all short and wide, and they are not the same short-and-wide.
A square headshot is a poor start for the personal strip. Open the wide artwork, or accept that stretching a portrait sideways will pull the face.
Personal cover, banner, and background are 1584×396. Company banner is 1128×376. Company cover is 1192×220. Event cover is 1776×444. Post is 1200×627. Article post is 1200×644. Article cover is 1280×720. Profile and company logo are 400×400. Newsletter cover is 300×300.
The profile photo overlaps the lower left of a personal cover. Stretch important type into that corner and the avatar hides it.
The feed post is close to 16:9 and nothing like the personal strip. Download the cover, then stretch again for the post.
LinkedIn places this wide picture across the top of the article. The square beside it is the newsletter tile, a separate file.
This square is the newsletter tile. Stretching the article image down into it cuts the sides off the meeting table.
The event ribbon is the same shape as the personal cover and a wider file. The feed post does not fill it.
This strip is the event cover. The newsletter square is not a piece cut out of it.
The picture below is the feed post. The two photos under it are the files those rows start from.
The feed post below is its own file. The article post is a few pixels taller than that post and still not the article cover.
This is the feed post. It does not fill the article header or a personal cover.
Company rows start from the meeting table. Personal rows start from the desk.
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