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Keep your photo in frame on Instagram and LinkedIn

Pick a size, crop to fill or fit the whole picture, and download the JPG. The picture stays in your browser.

Choose a file, drop it here or paste it. It stays on this device.

How it fills the frame
What to keep in frame

Drop a picture here to see it at 1080 x 1350.

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Postmosis's carousel maker exports every slide at 1080 x 1350, or the whole carousel as one PDF for LinkedIn. See the carousel maker

How to resize a photo for Instagram

  1. Add your picture

    Choose a file, drop it on the preview or paste it.

  2. Pick the size and the fit

    Crop to fill and slide to keep the right part in frame, or fit the whole picture on a colour.

  3. Download the JPG

    Then post it from your phone or computer.

Instagram and LinkedIn picture sizes

Instagram takes photos anywhere from a wide landscape to a tall portrait. Post one outside that range and Instagram crops it for you, so size it here and you choose what stays in.

A taller picture fills more of the screen as people scroll, which is why portrait suits a face or a list. Stories and Reels are tall, 9:16.

LinkedIn only gives a size for the picture on a link post, so that's the LinkedIn option here.

Worked examples

Common questions

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What size should an Instagram post be?

1080 pixels wide, from wide 1.91:1 to tall 3:4. 1080 x 1350 is the usual portrait size.

Is my picture uploaded?

No. It opens in your browser and the resizing happens there. Close the tab and it's gone.

Will it lose quality?

It saves a high-quality JPG at the exact size. Pictures smaller than the size you pick get stretched, and the resizer warns you when that happens.

Can I keep the whole picture without cropping?

Yes. Choose Fit whole picture and pick a background colour for the space around it.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. Choose a photo from your camera roll, then download the JPG to your phone.

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