Carousel slide (practical)
Recommended1080×1080 1:1
Practical square slide for multi-image / document-style carousels. Keep type off the far edges.
Use in toolLinkedIn · Image size
LinkedIn carousels work best as 1080×1080 squares. Keep titles inside the safe margin, then download each slide.
Browser crop · stays on your device
1080 × 1080
Add a photo to crop
Upload a slide graphic—or try the sample—then keep titles inside the safe margin before you download.
This is one square slide—not a 1200×627 link card and not a 1920×1080 article cover. Export every slide at the same size.
Export this for LinkedIn upload.
1080×1080 1:1
Practical square slide for multi-image / document-style carousels. Keep type off the far edges.
Use in tool| Asset | Pixels | Ratio | Notes | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carousel slide (practical) Recommended | 1080×1080 | 1:1 | Practical square slide for multi-image / document-style carousels. Keep type off the far edges. | Use in tool |
LinkedIn multi-image and document-style posts are scanned as a stack of squares. A practical 1080×1080 habit keeps every slide sharp after compression and avoids mixed aspect ratios that jump while people swipe.
Wide 1200×627 post cards and 16:9 article covers do not become carousels by stretching. Letterboxing looks unfinished next to native square sets. Crop—or redesign—each slide on a square artboard.
Swipe chrome and page dots eat the rim. Keep headlines and key icons inside the safe margin so slide 3 still reads when someone skips the cover.
Treat the first slide as the hook and the last as the CTA. Same margins, type scale, and brand color across the set beat random Figma frames.
Same feed frame—keep the subject inside the margin phones actually show.
Tick these off against your crop preview—nothing is saved.
Similar-looking slots often use different ratios—do not reuse one export for all of them.
1080 × 1080
This page. One square frame.
1200 × 627
Wide feed card—different job.
1920 × 1080
Long-form hero—not a slide.
Often 1080 × 1080
Similar square—re-check LinkedIn chrome.
| Surface | Typical size | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Carousel slide | 1080 × 1080 | This page. One square frame. |
| Single post image | 1200 × 627 | Wide feed card—different job. |
| Article cover | 1920 × 1080 | Long-form hero—not a slide. |
| Instagram carousel habit | Often 1080 × 1080 | Similar square—re-check LinkedIn chrome. |
People often skip mid-deck. Make every slide self-contained enough to understand out of order, while still rewarding a full swipe with a clear narrative.
A single insightful chart may belong on a 1200×627 post. A multi-step story belongs on 1080×1080 slides. Pick the format before you design.
Export 1080×1080 per slide in sRGB. Keep titles inside the safe margin. Prefer a consistent naming scheme (01–10) before upload.
Upload each slide’s source, keep Carousel slide (1080×1080) selected, drag until the title sits in the safe margin, then download. Repeat for the full set.
From this download to a live upload in a few minutes.
Download each 1080×1080 slide (PNG for flat graphics, JPG for photos).
Upload as a multi-image post or document carousel in LinkedIn (flow varies).
Preview the swipe on a phone before publishing.
If a title clips, enlarge it inside the margin and replace that slide.
A practical size is 1080×1080 per slide. Keep titles inside the safe margin for swipe UI.
Wide cards letterbox or crop awkwardly. Redesign or re-crop to square for a clean swipe.
Enough to tell one story without padding—quality beats length. Exact limits vary; check LinkedIn when you upload.
PNG for flat text slides; JPG for photo slides. Keep a consistent look across the set.
Yes. Crop each slide in the browser, then upload the set on LinkedIn yourself.