Compress Image for LinkedIn
LinkedIn profile photos cap around 8 MB. Pick the chip below — each JPG will fit. Browser-only, no upload.
1 photo free · batch ZIP $5 · no account needed
Converts on your device — nothing leaves your browser
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HEIC, WebP, or a ZIP
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Converts on your device — nothing leaves your browser
Is it really private?
Yes — conversion runs in your browser via WebAssembly. Your files never leave your device. Open DevTools → Network while converting: zero requests.
What formats are supported?
Converts WebP and HEIC / HEIF (iPhone photos) → JPG. Drop individual files, a whole folder, or a ZIP archive. Output quality is high (85/100).
Why LocalJPG?
Account required
Works offline
EXIF data preserved
Batch conversion free
| LocalJPG | Other converters | |
|---|---|---|
| Account required | ✗ No | Sometimes |
| Works offline | ✓ Yes | ✗ No |
| EXIF data preserved | ✓ Yes | Sometimes |
| Batch conversion free | ✓ Yes | ✗ No |
tl;drDrop your photo below — each JPG is fitted to 8 MB to fit LinkedIn profile, banner, and post limits. Browser-only conversion.
LinkedIn is one of the strictest platforms about image quality on the upload side: it caps at around 8 MB and downsamples aggressively. A profile photo uploaded above the cap silently fails or gets cropped weirdly.
Pick 8 MB and drop. The output is a standard JPEG with full chroma — LinkedIn's pipeline handles it cleanly. For banners (1584×396 recommended), the same target works.
Posts (link previews, articles) accept the same cap. If you're uploading a portfolio of 6–10 photos to a single post, batch them all at 8 MB and download as ZIP.
Common questions
What size should a LinkedIn profile photo be?
400×400 px minimum, 800×800 px recommended. Under 8 MB. JPEG or PNG.
What size for a LinkedIn banner?
1584×396 px recommended. JPEG or PNG, under 8 MB. Most phone photos need cropping for the wide aspect ratio.
Why is my LinkedIn photo blurry after upload?
LinkedIn re-encodes for several display sizes. Uploading a pre-optimised JPEG at quality 85 looks better than a giant raw upload that gets crushed.
Related: Instagram · X (Twitter) · HEIC → JPG