Single insight
A square layout gives a short statement presence and works well for recurring thought-leadership posts.
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Create a LinkedIn post image
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LinkedIn post image maker
Create a professional LinkedIn post image
Turn a useful idea, launch announcement or point of view into a confident visual designed for professional feeds.
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Free · private · no watermark
Start with an example
Click a preset, then make it yours.
Each example loads text, attribution, layout and format into the live editor. Shared preset URLs point back to the clean canonical page.
How to make a LinkedIn post graphic
Give a professional idea enough structure to stop the scroll
Use the graphic for one memorable point and the post body for context, evidence and discussion. A disciplined layout generally performs better than squeezing the entire post into an image.
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Extract the central insight
Turn the post into one headline, finding or announcement that can be understood without reading a paragraph of image text.
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Add identification
Use the attribution field for your name, company, series or report label so the image still has context when it is reshared.
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Export for the feed
Use 1200×1200 for a square post or 1200×627 for a landscape graphic, then check readability at a narrow mobile width.
Choose the right LinkedIn format
Product or company update
A wide graphic can suit launch headlines, report findings and link-preview-style announcements.
Detailed explanation
Keep the evidence and nuance in accessible post text; use the image as a clear entry point, not a screenshot of the whole article.
Made to be useful
Professional without becoming beige
Strong grids, disciplined typography and a little visual character help your idea stand apart without looking noisy.
Optimised dimensions
Use a 1200×1200 square or 1200×627 landscape format for LinkedIn.
Confident hierarchy
Lead with one clear thought and support it with your name, company or series label.
Crisp exports
Download high-resolution graphics ready to publish from desktop or mobile.
Good to know
Questions, answered.
What size should a LinkedIn post image be?＋
Square 1200×1200 works well for feed posts, while 1200×627 suits landscape link-style graphics.
How much text should I put on the image?＋
One concise insight or headline works best. Put the supporting explanation in your post caption.
Can I make branded LinkedIn graphics?＋
The current palettes offer a strong starting point. Custom colour inputs and saved brand kits can be added later.