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    Image size guide and resizer

    Pick a size, choose an image and adjust the crop. Everything happens in your browser: the image never leaves your device.

    How to use it

    1. Pick the size you need.
    2. Choose an image from your device.
    3. Move the focus point and zoom until the crop looks right, then download.

    16:9. Inside the 2:1 to 3:4 range X shows in full.

    Sizes at a glance

    UseSize (px)Notes
    X header1500 x 5003:1. X's recommended header size. Parts can be hidden behind your profile photo, so keep text centred. (from X's help centre)
    X profile photo400 x 400Square, shown as a circle. X's recommended size. (from X's help centre)
    X post, landscape1600 x 90016:9. Inside the 2:1 to 3:4 range X shows in full.
    X post, square1080 x 10801:1. Shown in full.
    X post, portrait1080 x 14403:4, the tallest ratio X shows without cropping.
    LinkedIn profile background1584 x 3964:1. Your profile photo overlaps part of it, so keep anything important away from the lower left.
    LinkedIn profile photo400 x 400Square, shown as a circle.
    LinkedIn post, landscape1200 x 627About 1.91:1, the shape LinkedIn uses for link previews.
    LinkedIn post, square1080 x 10801:1.
    LinkedIn post, portrait1080 x 13504:5. Takes up more of the feed on phones.

    X's help centre says images with aspect ratios between 2:1 and 3:4 display in full in the timeline. LinkedIn doesn't publish one required size for post images; the sizes above match the shapes it displays. Profile and header images are cropped differently on phones and desktops, so keep faces and text near the centre.

    Your image is drawn on a canvas in this page and saved straight to your device. It's never uploaded.

    Runs entirely in your browser. Prospel doesn't receive or store anything you enter here.

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