Role, company, or campaign the banner represents
Page type — personal profile, Company Page, event, or hiring
Required text, such as a title, tagline, or CTA
Audience, proof points, and brand colors
Design tools
AI LinkedIn banner tool
Design a LinkedIn banner your profile or Company Page earns.
Describe your role, company, or campaign — and get a LinkedIn banner generator brief sized for LinkedIn's personal profile banner and Company Page cover formats, with the profile-photo safe zone kept clear, ready to refine in Vizify.
Sized for LinkedIn's 1584×396 personal banner and Company Page cover Keeps the profile-photo safe zone in the bottom-left clear Tuned for personal, company, event, or hiring positioning
Start with the messy versionOptional choices help Vizify shape the handoff.
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Your brief and choices open in Vizify for review. Nothing runs until you send it.
LinkedIn banner direction sized to the chosen format
Layout that clears the profile-photo safe zone
Generation-ready prompt for Vizify
What it does
Built to hand back finished work.
Tuned to LinkedIn's own banner formats
The brief targets LinkedIn's 1584×396 personal profile banner (4:1) or the Company Page cover, commonly used at roughly 1128×191 on the page, instead of a generic web-banner shape.
Keeps the profile-photo corner clear
LinkedIn's profile photo overlaps roughly the bottom-left 568×264px of a personal banner, so the brief keeps that corner free of essential text or logos.
Built for how you're using the page
Personal, Company Page, event, and hiring banners carry different messages; the Page type and Tone controls shape the brief toward the one you're building.
Continue with the context intact
The complete brief opens in Vizify, where you can generate, review, revise, and save the work without rebuilding the prompt.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What size should I design a LinkedIn personal profile banner at?
LinkedIn recommends 1584×396 pixels, a 4:1 ratio, as a JPG or PNG under 8MB. Keep roughly the bottom-left 568×264px area clear, since your profile photo sits over it on both desktop and mobile.
What size should I design a LinkedIn Company Page cover at?
LinkedIn's Company Page cover commonly renders around 1128×191 pixels on the page; LinkedIn's own upload guidance points to a larger source file, around 4200×700px, so the platform can scale it down cleanly. Confirm the current upload spec before finalizing, since LinkedIn adjusts these figures occasionally.
What's the difference between a personal profile banner and a Company Page cover?
A personal banner sits behind your profile photo on your own profile at 1584×396 (4:1). A Company Page cover sits behind the page's logo and displays around 1128×191 on the page. Choose the one you need with the Page type control and Vizify sizes the brief accordingly.
Will my headline or tagline text render correctly on the banner?
Put the exact wording in your brief. LinkedIn banners route to Vizify's typography-capable image models, but always review the rendered text in Vizify before you save or upload it, since generated text isn't guaranteed to be pixel-perfect.
Will the file be exactly the right pixel dimensions for LinkedIn?
The brief targets LinkedIn's typical personal-banner and Company Page cover proportions, but the generated image isn't a guaranteed exact-pixel export. Confirm the final crop and file size against LinkedIn's current upload requirements before you publish.
Can I create a banner for a hiring announcement or event instead of my regular profile?
Yes. Use the Page type control to start from a hiring or event direction, then describe the role, event, or campaign details in the prompt — these still use the personal profile banner's 1584×396 proportions.
Does the profile-photo safe zone matter for a Company Page cover too?
Yes, though the overlap sits differently — LinkedIn positions the Company Page logo near the bottom-left of the cover image, so the brief keeps that corner uncluttered for company covers as well as personal banners.
How is this different from the general Banner Generator?
The [AI Banner Generator](/tools/banner-generator/) covers any web, social, or display banner without LinkedIn-specific sizing. This page is tuned to LinkedIn's own personal profile banner and Company Page cover formats and accounts for the profile-photo safe zone each one overlaps.
How is this different from the Social Media Banner Generator?
The [Social Media Banner Generator](/tools/social-media-banner-generator/) builds one campaign across several platforms, including LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube, at a lighter level of platform-specific detail. This page focuses only on LinkedIn and applies LinkedIn's own banner and safe-zone guidance.
Do I need LinkedIn Premium or Company Page admin access to use the banner I generate here?
No — preparing the brief and generating the image here doesn't require either. You only need Company Page admin access when you actually upload the finished cover image to a Company Page; a personal profile banner just needs your own profile.
Do I need an account to use this?
You can prepare the brief here without an account. Sign in to Vizify when you want to generate, save, or reuse the banner.
Can I revise the banner after it's generated?
Yes. The brief you build here opens in Vizify, where you can adjust the prompt, controls, and generation direction, then regenerate or save the result.
What makes a good LinkedIn banner brief
Name the role, company, or campaign the banner represents, and whether you need a personal profile banner or a Company Page cover — the two use different proportions and sit behind different profile elements. Add any exact text you want visible, like a title, tagline, or call to action, plus your audience, proof points, and brand colors. If you have an existing brand palette or logo, mention it so the banner reads as part of the same identity.
Common mistakes to avoid
Don’t put essential text or a face in the bottom-left corner of a personal banner — your profile photo covers roughly that area on both desktop and mobile. Don’t assume a Company Page cover uses the same proportions as a personal banner; the two are sized differently and serve different pages. And don’t skip a final check of the exported file against LinkedIn’s current size limits before you upload — LinkedIn occasionally adjusts its recommended dimensions.
Personal banner vs. Company Page cover — choosing the right format
Use a personal banner when you’re positioning yourself: it’s a wide strip (1584×396, 4:1) behind your profile photo, visible to everyone who views your profile. Use a Company Page cover when you’re branding the company: it renders narrower, around 1128×191, behind the page logo, visible wherever the Company Page appears. If you need both, generate them separately — the crop and safe zones aren’t interchangeable.
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