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Resize an image for a LinkedIn cover

LinkedIn's profile banner is a strange strip: 1584 × 396, a 4:1 ratio that turns most photos into an accidental abstract. Preparing the crop yourself is the difference between a considered banner and a random slice of sky.

The resizer opens preset to 1584 × 396. Cover mode shows exactly which horizontal band of your image survives — adjust or pre-crop with the crop tool until the strip reads well.

Processed locallyIn: PNG, JPEG, WebPOut: PNG, JPEG, WebP

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This is Resize Image preconfigured for this task — open the full tool for every option.

How it works

  1. Select an image to see its current dimensions.

  2. Enter a width/height or percentage, or pick a platform preset (each shows its exact pixels).

  3. Choose fit behaviour: contain, cover (center-crop), or stretch.

  4. Preview the resulting dimensions, then export.

What the tool does

  • Resize by exact pixels, percentage, or preset
  • Contain, cover, and explicit stretch modes
  • Presets for common social and document sizes, labelled with exact dimensions
  • High-quality multi-step downscaling for sharp results
  • Upscale warning before enlarging beyond the source resolution

How the result is verified

The exported image is re-decoded and its pixel dimensions are compared to your requested dimensions before download is offered.

Frequently asked questions

Why does my banner look zoomed-in on LinkedIn?

If you upload a non-4:1 image, LinkedIn scales it to fill the strip and crops the rest. Sizing to 1584 × 396 beforehand means what you preview here is what renders there.

What content works at 4:1?

Wide landscapes, skylines, gradients, and text kept near the horizontal center. Portraits and square compositions fight the format and usually lose.