Your banner is a billboard, not a brochure
Visitors see your banner for about two seconds before they scroll. One message, readable at a glance, beats a collage of logos and taglines every time.
LinkedIn banner specs
Pair it with your headline. Banner says it big, headline says it searchable — test both before you publish.
LinkedIn banner questions, answered
What size should a LinkedIn banner be?
LinkedIn recommends 1584×396 pixels — a 4:1 aspect ratio. Upload a PNG or JPG under 8 MB. This tool exports exactly 1584×396 as a PNG, so it always fits without cropping surprises.
Where does the profile photo overlap the banner?
On desktop, your circular profile photo covers the bottom-left corner — roughly the first 300 pixels from the left and 200 pixels up from the bottom. Keep your name, role and logo out of that corner; the safe-zone overlay in the tool shows the area.
What should a LinkedIn banner say?
Treat it as a billboard for your headline: your role (the title recruiters search), 3–5 core skills or a one-line value statement, and nothing else. If someone can't read it in two seconds, it has too much text.
Should I export as PNG or JPG?
PNG. Banners are mostly flat color and text, and JPG compression blurs sharp edges and small type. A 1584×396 PNG is usually well under LinkedIn's 8 MB limit.
Does this tool upload my photo anywhere?
No. Everything is drawn on a canvas inside your browser. Your photo and text are never sent to a server, stored, or seen by anyone — the PNG is generated locally on your device.
The banner gets attention.
The photo earns the trust.
Recruiters see your photo next to every comment and search result. Score it in 30 seconds — free and private.
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