Use these dimensions as practical starting canvases. Platforms can change their upload rules and may crop the same image differently across phones, desktop pages and feeds. Keep the source artwork proportional, leave breathing room around the mark, and check the destination’s live preview before publishing.
Profile images are commonly displayed as circles, so keep the logo centered inside the square. Stories and Reels use a tall canvas; interface elements can cover the edges.
Company marks and profile assets need clear square artwork; banners need extra care because page layouts can crop their edges. See the LinkedIn company logo guide for placement and export checks.
Use a square, circle-safe composition for profile artwork and keep essential text away from the outer edges of cover images.
YouTube
Channel art is shown at different crops across devices. Keep important artwork inside the central safe area. The YouTube channel logo guide shows the full workflow.
X (Twitter)
Keep the profile mark readable at a small size and avoid placing essential banner content where the profile image or responsive crop may overlap.
Pins favor a tall composition. Profile artwork should remain simple enough to read after the platform reduces it.
TikTok
Keep profile artwork centered for the circular display. Video-cover logos should stay clear of edges and interface overlays.
Commerce & local profiles
Storefronts and local listings often display logos in several contexts. Upload a clean master and inspect the smallest rendered version before publishing.
Web, email & sharing
These are working canvases rather than universal requirements. Test email signatures in the actual mail client and social cards with the destination’s preview or validator.
Choose the right export
Profile logos
Start with a square transparent PNG and generous padding. Preview the circular crop instead of stretching the mark to fill every corner.
Headers and covers
Use a wide canvas, keep the logo proportional, and protect central content from responsive cropping and interface overlays.
Posts and cards
Use the destination’s aspect ratio, check text readability at feed size, and expect the platform to recompress the upload.
How the preset buttons work
- Choose a canvas above. The button opens the main Logo Resizer with width and height prefilled.
- Upload a PNG, JPEG or WebP source. Keep proportions locked to avoid distortion.
- Adjust padding and background while checking the preview.
- Generate the export, then inspect it at actual size and in the destination’s upload preview.
Last reviewed: September 2026. Dimensions can change; the live platform interface remains the final check.