Yes. It's completely free, with no sign-up or email needed.

Is my photo uploaded?

No. Your photo is processed right in your browser and never leaves your device. We store nothing.

What size should a LinkedIn profile picture be?

At least 400×400 pixels and no more than 8 MB, as a JPG or PNG. The tool saves your photo as a square JPG of up to 1000×1000 pixels.

How do I make a round profile picture?

LinkedIn makes your photo round automatically, so upload a square image – that's the JPG. If you need a round photo somewhere else, download it as a PNG with a transparent background.

Can I use the photo for Teams, Outlook and Slack?

Yes. The square photo also works for Microsoft Teams, Outlook, Slack and Google, which show profile pictures as circles or rounded squares.

How do I change my LinkedIn profile photo?

On desktop: go to your profile and click your profile photo. Choose to upload a new photo, adjust the crop so your face sits in the middle of the circle, and save. In the app, do the same by tapping your profile photo on your profile.

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Get your LinkedIn profile picture right

LinkedIn needs at least 400×400 px and shows your photo as a circle. Crop it, preview it at LinkedIn's sizes, check resolution and lighting, and download it – in under a minute.

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Your photo stays in your browser – nothing is uploaded
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Choose a photo

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How it works – in a minute

1
Pick a photo where your face is clear and sharp.
2
Drag and zoom until your face sits in the middle of the circle.
3
Download it and upload it as your LinkedIn profile picture.

5 tips for a great profile picture

Fill the frame. Head and shoulders, so your face takes up about 60% of the photo.
Soft light from the front. Stand by a window and avoid harsh light from behind.
A calm background. A light wall or blurred background keeps the focus on you.
Eye contact and a smile. It makes you approachable – even in a tiny circle.
A photo from this year. People should recognize you when you meet.