Presets/LinkedIn
Preset details

LinkedIn link share image size: 1200×627

Size answer and destination decision

Use 1200×627 pixels at about 1.91:1 for a LinkedIn link-card preview.

1200 ÷ 627 = 1.9139 (about 1.91:1)

After resizing, manually inspect the link-card preview in LinkedIn, where the image pairs with fetched page metadata. Its 1.91:1 crop behavior must support a title rather than act like a normal feed post, with clear space for the neighboring headline.

Use this preset when

  • Sharing a webpage whose card needs one clear subject and restrained embedded wording
  • The crop preview preserves brand recognition across compact desktop and mobile cards

Reconsider the crop or format when

  • The creative is a standalone social post that needs square feed composition
  • Dense copy duplicates the adjacent link title and becomes unreadable at card scale

After export: manual destination check

After export, manually check the fetched link-card crop, title, and logo in LinkedIn.

Open the working workflow

Use the exact 1200×627 canvas for a LinkedIn link share preview. Keep the message and logo inside the central area, then open the local resizer with this destination preset already selected.

Local processing, no upload. Open this preset in the resizer, use Crop to fill, then export as JPG or PNG.

LinkedIn1200×6271.91:1Crop (fill)

LinkedIn link share image size: 1200×627 (1.91:1, also written as 1200x627).

Summary

LinkedIn
1.91:1
1200×627
Crop

Dimensions

1200×627
Pixels

Aspect ratio

1.91:1
Display

Recommended mode

Crop fills the frame when composition matters.
CROP

Related links

Quick tips

  • Link share images are wide previews—avoid tiny text.
  • For covers/banners, Pad mode keeps artwork visible.
Sources

Each source applies only to the claim described beside its link.

FAQ

LinkedIn link share image size 1200 x 627 — is that right?
Yes. 1200×627 (1.91:1) is the common LinkedIn link preview size.
What is 1.91:1 in pixels for LinkedIn?
For LinkedIn link share, use 1200×627. Other 1.91:1 examples include 1200×630 and 1080×566.
Should I use 1200x627 or 1200x630?
For LinkedIn specifically, use 1200×627. 1200×630 is common for OG previews on other platforms.