LinkedIn Image Sizes and Character Limits


Image Sizes and Character Counts on LinkedIn

Do you know image sizes are character limits?

If you need to know image sizes and characters for LinkedIn, below is an overview of many of the more frequently used  image sizes and character limits that will allow you to plan in advance. When typing content, it’s always best to type in Word or other word processing program so you can more clearly see the red underline if you have a typo. You can easily paste from Word into LinkedIn.

LinkedIn Image Sizes and Character Limits

IMAGES (in pixels):

Banner – 1584 x 396 (4:1 ratio)

Profile photograph – 400 x 400 to 7680 x 4320

Group logo – 60 x 60 to 92 x 92

Article cover image 698 x 400

Company page logo image – 300 x 300

Company page cover image – 1192 x 220

CHARACTER LIMITS (which include spaces, numbers, symbols, and emojis):

First Name – 20

Last name – 40

Headline – 220

Vanity (custom) URL – 5 to 30 after the www.linkedin.com/in/

Phone number – 25

Address – 1000

Website – 256

Website text – 30

IM section – 25

About – 2600

Position title – 100

Position description – 2000

Recommendations – 3000

Posts – 1300

Comments – 1250

Article headline – 100

Articles – 125,000

Article photo credit – 250

Company name – 100

Company page description – 200 to 1500

Company status update – 700

Personal message invitation – 300

Recorded message – 1 minute

and … you can have a maximum of 30,000 1st level connections

Although there are more  character limits, these are probably the most frequently used. Hope this helps to plan accordingly.

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AUTHOR BIO

Lynne M. Williams is the Executive Director of the Great Careers Groups, a volunteer-run 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that provides career development and networking connections for 1) job seekers in career transition, including veterans, and 2) employed and self-employed for career management.

Aside from writing keyword-focused content for ATS resumes and LinkedIn™ profiles, Lynne is writing her doctoral dissertation on LinkedIn™ for Job Seekers. She is a contributing author on “Applying to Positions” in Find Your Fit: A Practical Guide to Landing the Job You Love, along with the late Dick Bolles, the author of What Color is Your Parachute?, and is also a speaker on career topics.