How to change your LinkedIn Page logo
By HeyMark · Updated
Do you manage a LinkedIn company Page but can’t find where to change its logo? Before looking for the button, check that you have super admin access. I’ll show you what image to prepare and how to replace it in the mobile app, separately from your personal profile photo.
Check your role and prepare the image
You need to be a super admin of the Page. LinkedIn gives this role permission to edit all Page fields; content admins and analysts do not have that permission. See LinkedIn’s Page admin permissions table.
Prepare a PNG or JPEG file no larger than 3 MB. The logo must be at least 268 × 268 pixels; LinkedIn recommends 400 × 400 pixels. These dimensions apply to a Page logo; LinkedIn lists separate specifications for personal profiles. Check LinkedIn’s Page image specifications.
Replace the logo in the mobile app
- In the LinkedIn mobile app, open the Page in super admin view and go to Dashboard.
- Select Edit page, then open Page info.
- On the logo, select the Edit icon and then Upload new logo.
- Choose the image from your device and select Save.
LinkedIn documents this route in its guide to changing a Page logo. Check the Page after saving to see whether the new image appears. LinkedIn says an uploaded logo can only be replaced; you cannot leave the field blank.
If you cannot find the edit option
Make sure you opened the right Page and have the super admin role. If your role is different, ask a super admin to make the change or give you the right access. If the new image does not appear, check the Page again after saving.
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