LinkedIn Post Maker
Create LinkedIn post images in horizontal 1200 × 627, square 1200 × 1200, vertical 720 × 900 or a custom size. Add a photo or gradient background, up to three text layers and a logo, then export JPG or PNG.
Create LinkedIn post images in horizontal 1200 × 627, square 1200 × 1200, vertical 720 × 900 or a custom size. Add a photo or gradient background, up to three text layers and a logo, then export JPG or PNG.
LinkedIn Post Maker helps you create images to share in LinkedIn posts. Choose a clearly labelled preset — Horizontal 1200 × 627 px, Square 1200 × 1200 px or Vertical 720 × 900 px — or set a custom size. Use your own photo as the background, dragging, zooming, resetting, replacing or removing it as needed, or pick a solid colour or gradient. Add up to three text layers, for example a headline, a key point and a call to action, plus one logo or sticker overlay that you can move, resize, replace and delete.
An optional margin guide helps you keep text away from the edges, which can be trimmed in some views. It appears only in the editor and never in the exported file. The download reports the exact dimensions and file size. LinkedIn displays and crops images differently across its feed, apps and other surfaces, so an image will not look identical for every viewer; check LinkedIn’s current requirements before posting. The tool does not connect to LinkedIn or publish anything.
Horizontal 1200 × 627 px, Square 1200 × 1200 px and Vertical 720 × 900 px presets, plus a custom size of up to 4096 px per side. These are practical presets; check LinkedIn’s current requirements before posting.
No tool can guarantee that. LinkedIn may crop or resize images differently in the feed, in apps and on other surfaces, so keep important content inside the margin guide.
Up to three. The second and third can be switched on or off, and each layer has its own size, colour, weight, alignment and shadow or outline.
No. The guide and selection outlines are drawn only on the editor preview; the export is created from a separate canvas without them.
No. It only creates an image file on your device. It does not connect to LinkedIn and cannot publish or schedule posts.
JPG is good for photos and gives smaller files; PNG keeps text and flat graphics crisp.
No. Your images, text and the finished file stay in your browser. The tool makes no server requests for your content and does not connect to any social network.