LinkedIn content spans multiple formats: feed posts, company page covers, stories, and article headers. Each has different pixel requirements. This preset generates correctly sized placeholders for all five LinkedIn image types in one download.
| Name | Dimensions | Description |
|---|---|---|
| post | 1200x627 | Feed post image — 1200×627px, the standard LinkedIn post image size (close to OG ratio) |
| square | 1080x1080 | Square post variant — 1080×1080px, used for carousel posts and visual content |
| story | 1080x1920 | LinkedIn Story — 1080×1920px, full-screen vertical format |
| cover | 1584x396 | Company page cover — 1584×396px, the wide banner at the top of a LinkedIn company page |
| article | 744x400 | Article header — 744×400px, the featured image for LinkedIn articles and newsletters |
LinkedIn's image requirements are stricter than other platforms — images below the minimum size are rejected, and poorly sized cover images appear stretched or offset. The post format (1200×627) closely matches OG image dimensions, making it easy to repurpose assets. Company covers (1584×396) have a very wide aspect ratio that requires purpose-built designs.
The 1584×396 cover placeholder helps you verify that your brand banner layout works at LinkedIn's unusual aspect ratio before the final asset is produced.
Mock up a week of LinkedIn posts in Figma using placeholder images at the correct dimensions. Review the visual rhythm before the photography is scheduled.
LinkedIn newsletter headers render at 744×400px. Use a placeholder to design the header template before sourcing topic-specific illustrations.
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