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Preset details

LinkedIn Page Cover size — 1584×396 (4:1)

Size answer and destination decision

Use 1584×396 pixels for a 4:1 LinkedIn Page cover banner.

1584 ÷ 396 = 4 (4:1)

Treat 4:1 banner framing as a multi-viewport layout with possible logo obstruction, not a uniformly visible strip. A pad-first workflow preserves the complete mark while you move secondary texture toward expendable outer zones.

Use this preset when

  • The central message survives narrow browser widths and changing page chrome
  • Background color or texture can extend naturally beyond the protected brand area

Reconsider the crop or format when

  • Small promotional copy requires every edge of the banner to remain visible
  • Cropping a supplied lockup would separate its icon from the company name

After export: manual destination check

After export, manually check the banner across LinkedIn desktop and mobile viewports for logo obstruction.

Open the working workflow

Resize and pad the cover image

LinkedIn Page Cover size is 1584×396 (4:1). Open this preset in the resizer and export as JPG or PNG without uploading.

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

LinkedIn1584×3964:1Pad (fit)

Summary

LinkedIn
4:1
1584×396
Pad

Dimensions

1584×396
Pixels

Aspect ratio

4:1
Display

Recommended mode

Pad keeps the whole image visible inside the frame.
PAD

Browse nearby

LinkedIn presets4:1 presetsAll presets

Next steps

Resize to 1584×396 →Batch resize to 1584×396 →Export 1584×396 as transparent PNG →

Related links

LinkedIn cover size guide →LinkedIn sizes →4:1 presets →Convert 1584×396 format →Compress 1584×396 export →All presets →

Quick tips

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

FAQ

What is the LinkedIn Page Cover size?
1584x396 (4:1).
Crop vs Pad — which is better?
Default recommendation: Pad (fit whole image).
Why does the output look blurry?
Use a higher-resolution source, increase JPG quality (90–95), or use PNG for text/logos.
How do I avoid cutting faces or important content?
Use Pad to keep everything visible, or drag the crop focus in Crop mode.
Do you upload my images?
No. Processing happens locally in your browser. Your files are not uploaded.
What format should I export?
JPG for photos, PNG for text or transparency, WebP for smaller files (if supported).
What is this size in inches or cm?
Instagram and most platforms use pixels. Inches/cm depend on DPI. For print, inches = pixels ÷ DPI.