Free tool No sign-up
Your LinkedIn post as an image, in LinkedIn’s own look.
Write or paste the post, add your name, headline and picture, and see it the way LinkedIn shows it. Put it on a background, size it and download it.
· Made in your browser: nothing is uploaded.
How it works
Your name, picture and words, in the network’s own layout, light or dark.
Pick a background or match it to your image, then set the size, padding, corners and shadow.
Get a sharp PNG or JPG, or copy it straight into a post, a slide or a chat.
LinkedIn posts
The line under your name, as LinkedIn shows it.
The reaction icons with your numbers, or none at all.
LinkedIn’s light and dark themes.
Square or portrait images work as slides in a LinkedIn document post.
Good to know
A 1080 × 1350 image takes the most room in Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn feeds.
1080 × 1920 fills the screen. Keep the card in the middle, away from the top and bottom.
A dark card on a light background, or the other way round, keeps the post the first thing people see.
PNG keeps text sharp. JPG makes smaller files when the image is mostly a photo.
Keep going
An About section that gets read past “see more”.
Open the toolPosts that earn the “see more” click.
Open the toolProfessional topics people follow, in a few hashtags.
Open the toolFirst lines that make people click “see more”.
Open the toolSee what shows before “see more”.
Open the toolBold and italic for LinkedIn, which has neither.
Open the toolLinkedIn Post to Image FAQ
Make an image of it here at Portrait (1080 × 1350), then post the image.
Yes, with no sign-up and no watermark.
No. Pictures and screenshots are read and drawn in your browser, and never leave your device.
Please don’t. It’s meant for your own posts and posts you have permission to share. Passing off made-up posts as someone else’s misleads people and breaks every network’s rules.
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