The Ultimate Guide to LinkedIn Post Dimensions: Stop Getting Cropped Out

You spend an hour crafting the perfect hook, formatting your line breaks, and proofreading your insights. You upload a brilliant, custom-designed graphic to go with it, hit publish, and—bam. Your graphic’s focal point is awkwardly sliced in half, text is cut off on mobile, and your professional masterpiece suddenly looks amateurish.

We’ve all been there. LinkedIn’s feed layout is unforgiving, and the platform handles desktop and mobile displays differently. If your image dimensions aren’t optimized, the algorithm won’t save you from a bad user experience.

Whether you’re a solo creator building a personal brand or a marketer managing a corporate page, this guide breaks down every exact LinkedIn post dimension you need to know to keep your visuals sharp, professional, and built for maximum engagement.

1. Single Image Posts (The Feed Staples)

When uploading a standard image directly to your post, you have three primary aspect ratio choices. Choosing the right one depends entirely on where your audience is scrolling.