LinkedIn company page banner size in 2026 (and logo size)

1512 by 256 pixels. LinkedIn's help page on Page images, updated three months ago, gives that as both the minimum and the recommended size for the cover image. It must be a PNG or JPEG of 3 MB or less. Many guides still say 1128 by 191, and some say 4200 by 700.

Why is my LinkedIn company page banner cropped?

Because LinkedIn fits it to each screen. Its help page says the cover may be trimmed horizontally or vertically on different devices, so keep key details in the centre and away from the edges, especially the lower-right corner. Use few words on it, since text near an edge is the first thing cut.

At least 268 by 268 pixels, and 400 by 400 recommended, by LinkedIn's help page. The logo appears on both light and dark backgrounds, and a transparent logo is shown on white. Check yours in both modes before you upload, so a dark mark does not vanish on a dark screen.

Why does my company logo look wrong on LinkedIn?

Usually transparency or size. LinkedIn's help page says a transparent logo sits on a white background, which can leave a white box in dark mode, and that small images lose detail. Upload a square logo at 400 by 400 with its own background colour.

Upload it at exactly 1512 by 256, as a high-resolution JPEG. LinkedIn's help page says a JPEG gives better resolution than a PNG at the recommended size, and that photos look clearer than images of logos. If a cover still looks blurry, it suggests a compression tool such as ImageOptim or Trimage.

What should a LinkedIn company page banner show?

One thing a visitor should know: what the company does, for whom, or a photo of the product or the team at work. LinkedIn's help page notes that photos look clearer than images of logos, and the logo already sits beside the cover, so it rarely needs repeating. Change the banner when the company's news changes.

What is a dynamic cover image on LinkedIn?

A cover that plays as a slideshow. LinkedIn's help page says it comes with a Premium Company Page subscription. The Life tab images in the table above are different again: they only appear on Pages that added Career Pages, LinkedIn's paid hiring upgrade.

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