Paste the link of any post someone wrote and get their LinkedIn profile picture at 400 × 400, the largest copy LinkedIn makes public. You see it in the circle and as the square file, with its exact size, and it downloads straight from LinkedIn’s image server. No login.
The obvious way to build this tool is to read the profile page. We tried it first, and there are two problems. LinkedIn turns away profile requests that come from a server, so a tool that promises to read any profile is either signed in as someone or working around LinkedIn’s block. And when a signed-out profile page does load, it only includes the photo at 200 × 200, half the size of the copy on their posts.
Posts do not have either problem. LinkedIn shows a public post to anyone, and the post page carries its author’s photo at 400 × 400, under a different address from the profile’s smaller copy. So the tool reads the post and keeps only the author: the photo, the name, and the link back to the profile. Nothing signs in, and the image comes to your browser straight from LinkedIn.
400 × 400 is the ceiling, and the tool says so rather than dressing it up. Each LinkedIn image address is signed for one size, and asking for a bigger size of the same photo is refused. The size shown in the result is measured from the file that actually arrived.
If you came here for your own picture, the question behind it is usually whether it is still the right one. The profile picture resizer opens the photo you just found, shows it on a profile, on a post, and in a comment, and exports a fresh square that uploads the first time. The banner maker covers the image behind it, and the banner size guide has every other size LinkedIn publishes.
The photo is what people see first. What keeps them on the profile is the posts under it, and that is the part Depost AI does: it learns your voice from the posts you have already written, drafts new ones from your analytics, and publishes them once you approve.
LinkedIn Profile Picture Resizer
Your photo framed in LinkedIn’s circle and exported as a square that uploads the first time, checked against the 8MB limit. Nothing leaves your browser.
LinkedIn Image Downloader
Every image in a public post, with its size, saved one at a time or all together, straight from LinkedIn’s CDN.
LinkedIn Banner Maker
The 1584 by 396 background photo at the right dimensions, with your line placed wherever you drag it, instead of the default blue nobody has changed since 2016.
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