Resize a logo for a LinkedIn Page

A LinkedIn Page logo is a 400 × 400 square. Give LinkedIn a rectangle and it crops one for you, which is how half a wordmark ends up as a company identity.

This page crops from the centre to a square and scales it to exactly 400 × 400, in this browser tab.

What this page does, and what it cannot

Applied automatically, every time:

• Saved as JPG
• Kept within 3 MB
• Cropped to 400 × 400 pixels

Your job, because a converter cannot judge it. LinkedIn Help also requires the following, and this tool has no way to tell whether your image complies:

• Check it reads on both light and dark backgrounds

Common questions

My wordmark got cut in half.

A wide logo cannot become a square without losing its ends. Use the stacked or icon-only version of your mark if you have one — that is what the square slot is for — rather than the horizontal lockup.

Should I upload a PNG instead?

LinkedIn accepts both and recommends a high-resolution JPEG. A JPEG cannot hold transparency, so if your logo needs a transparent background, convert it to PNG with the PNG tool on this site instead and upload that.