How to change your LinkedIn Page name

If you manage a LinkedIn company Page and need to correct a typo or announce a rebrand, first check who can make the change and whether LinkedIn lets you edit it directly. This process changes the Page’s display name; it does not change the public URL. I’ll show you where to edit it and what to check if the option is missing.

Check whether you can edit the name

You need to be a super admin. LinkedIn distinguishes minimal and significant name changes, and also considers how many employees are associated with the Page. If your Page is verified, contact LinkedIn before changing its name. On Pages with many associated employees, the edit option may be unavailable; follow the support process LinkedIn provides. For major rebrands, LinkedIn may ask for a public announcement or other documentation.

The name must represent the organization and match its business, brand, or entity; it cannot be misleading, abusive, or infringe rights. The name cannot contain variations of “LinkedIn” and has a 100-character limit. See LinkedIn Help on changing a Page name and the name-management guide.

Change the name from super admin view

If your Page meets the criteria and the control is available, use LinkedIn on desktop:

1. Open the Page in super admin view.
2. Select Edit page in the left menu.
3. Open Page info.
4. In the Name box, enter the new name.
5. Select Save, then return to the Page to check its display name.

This guide uses LinkedIn’s documented desktop path. Control labels may vary with your interface language; if you do not see the edit option, check the eligibility criteria again before contacting support.

Check the Page after the change

Changing the name does not automatically update the public URL. If you also need to change it, follow how to edit your LinkedIn Page’s public URL. The name change also does not rewrite the work experience of current or former employees. LinkedIn recommends posting an update and asking members to update their profiles separately.

If you do not have super admin access, see how to add or remove LinkedIn Page admins and ask someone who manages the Page for access. To announce the new name and correct a post after publishing, see how to edit a LinkedIn Page post.

To update the Page’s image too, follow how to change your LinkedIn Page logo in the app. Prepare the file and confirm your super admin role before starting.

If your company has duplicate Pages, review the requirements and consequences of requesting a merge before renaming them.