LinkedIn page logo requirements
The published requirements are already set. Add your image and FileBelow makes it match — 1:1 · at least 268px wide · under 3 MB · PNG or JPEG.
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A minimum of 268 by 268 pixels, with 400 by 400 recommended, at most 3 MB, as PNG or JPEG. These are the numbers LinkedIn publishes for a Page logo; the requirements for a personal profile photo are documented separately and are not included here.
Official source · checked 2026-08-21
The published requirements
| Minimum width | 268 px |
|---|---|
| Minimum height | 268 px |
| Aspect ratio | 1:1 |
| Maximum file size | 3 MB |
| Accepted formats | PNG, JPEG |
Read from linkedin.com on .
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What LinkedIn page logo means in practice
A minimum of 268 by 268 pixels, with 400 by 400 recommended, at most 3 MB, as PNG or JPEG. These are the numbers LinkedIn publishes for a Page logo; the requirements for a personal profile photo are documented separately and are not included here.
A Page without a logo shows a generic placeholder everywhere the Page appears.
Where this image actually appears
The square logo on a LinkedIn company page. It also appears beside every job posting, in the experience section of every employee who lists the company, and in the feed next to anything the page posts — so it is reproduced far more often, and far smaller, than on the page itself.
Preparing one properly
Use the square or stacked version of the mark rather than the horizontal lockup. A wide logo with the name beside it becomes an illegible strip inside a small square. Leave a little padding so the mark does not touch the edges, and check it against both a light and a dark feed background.
The mistake people make
Uploading a wide banner-shaped logo into a square slot. LinkedIn fits it to the square, which either pillarboxes it into a thin band across the middle or crops the ends off the company name.
Meeting the requirements
Choosing LinkedIn above sets every rule in the table at once, and the result panel reports each one with a pass or a fail rather than leaving you to check. The 1:1 ratio is applied as a centre crop, and you can drag the frame to choose which part survives before anything is processed.
To see what is wrong before changing anything, the LinkedIn requirement check reports every rule against your file without processing it.
Common questions
- What size should a LinkedIn page logo be?
- 1:1 · at least 268px wide · under 3 MB · PNG or JPEG. Those are the values published by LinkedIn itself, read from its documentation on 2026-08-21 — the source link is on this page so you can check it. Platforms change requirements without announcing it, so verify before anything important.
- Is the LinkedIn page logo the same as the cover image?
- No. The logo is the small square that appears beside the company name everywhere on the platform; the cover is the wide banner at the top of the page only. They are uploaded separately and have different requirements.
- Why does my company logo look cropped on LinkedIn?
- Because it is being fitted into a square. A horizontal lockup — mark plus company name side by side — cannot fill a square without either shrinking to a thin strip or having its ends trimmed. Use a square or stacked variant of the logo for this slot.
- Is my image uploaded when I use this page?
- No. The image is opened, measured and processed by your own browser. This site is entirely static and has no server that could receive a file, which you can confirm in your browser’s network tab or by going offline after the page has loaded.