LinkedIn · Video post (organic)
Last verified 2 Nov 2026
Check a file against this →Key facts
- Recommended size
- 1080 × 1920
BOfficial recommendation. Evidence details
- Source
- Video safe zones diagram (1080 x 1920; 260 / 210 / 560 / 112 px)
- How verified
- Supplied by the owner
- Verified
- 2 Nov 2026
The frame of LinkedIn's video safe-zone diagram (1080 x 1920); the article recommends no size.
- Aspect ratio
- 9:16
BOfficial recommendation. Evidence details
- Source
- Video safe zones diagram (1080 x 1920; 260 / 210 / 560 / 112 px)
- How verified
- Supplied by the owner
- Verified
- 2 Nov 2026
The frame of LinkedIn's video safe-zone diagram (1080 x 1920); the article recommends no size.
- Duration
- 3–900 s (15 min)
AOfficial requirement. Evidence details
- Source
- Upload videos to LinkedIn: supported file types and requirements (LinkedIn Help)
- How verified
- Read directly
- Verified
- 2 Nov 2026
Maximum video duration: 15 minutes. Minimum video duration: 3 seconds when uploading from desktop and 2 seconds when uploading from the LinkedIn mobile app.
Open source ↗- Max file size · Video
- ≥ 75 KB
AOfficial requirement. Evidence details
- Source
- Upload videos to LinkedIn: supported file types and requirements (LinkedIn Help)
- How verified
- Read directly
- Verified
- 2 Nov 2026
Minimum file size: 75 KB.
Open source ↗- Max file size · Video
- ≤ 5 GB
AOfficial requirement. Evidence details
- Source
- Upload videos to LinkedIn: supported file types and requirements (LinkedIn Help)
- How verified
- Read directly
- Verified
- 2 Nov 2026
Maximum file size: 5 GB.
Open source ↗
All requirements
| Property | Rule | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| File format · Video | mp4, mov, avi, webm, mkv, wmv, mpeg | AOfficial requirement. Evidence details
Supported file types: MP4, MOV, AVI, WEBM, MKV, WMV, MPEG (the list also names the codecs VC1, MPEG2, MPEG1VIDEO, DVVIDEO, QTRLE and TSCC2). ProRes may upload but will not process. Open source ↗ |
| File size · Video | ≥ 75 KB | AOfficial requirement. Evidence details
Minimum file size: 75 KB. Open source ↗ |
| File size · Video | ≤ 5 GB | AOfficial requirement. Evidence details
Maximum file size: 5 GB. Open source ↗ |
| Duration · Video | 3–900 s (15 min) | AOfficial requirement. Evidence details
Maximum video duration: 15 minutes. Minimum video duration: 3 seconds when uploading from desktop and 2 seconds when uploading from the LinkedIn mobile app. Open source ↗ |
| Property | Rule | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum video size | ≥ 256 × 144 px | AOfficial requirement. Evidence details
Resolution range: 256x144 to 4096x2304 (checked as written: width and height in that order). Open source ↗ |
| Maximum video size | ≤ 4096 × 2304 px | AOfficial requirement. Evidence details
Resolution range: 256x144 to 4096x2304 (checked as written: width and height in that order, so a vertical video over 2304 px tall is outside it). Open source ↗ |
| Video aspect ratio | −∞–−∞ | AOfficial requirement. Evidence details
Aspect ratio: 1:2.4 - 2.4:1. Open source ↗ |
| Frame rate | 10–60 fps | AOfficial requirement. Evidence details
Frame rates: 10fps - 60 fps. Open source ↗ |
| Video bitrate | 192–30,000 kbps | AOfficial requirement. Evidence details
Bit rates: 192 Kbps - 30 Mbps (compared with the video track's bitrate). Open source ↗ |
Loudness
No official loudness target. About loudness standards
Notes and caveats
- Videos shared on LinkedIn (organic posts), from LinkedIn's help article on uploading videos. Uploads from iOS need the LinkedIn app to stay open; videos stored on iCloud aren't supported in the mobile app.
- Margins as labelled on LinkedIn's diagram: top 260 px, right 210 px, bottom 560 px, left 112 px of a 1080 x 1920 frame (safe area x 112-870, y 260-1360). The diagram shows a vertical video only.
Sources
- Video safe zones diagram (1080 x 1920; 260 / 210 / 560 / 112 px) · LinkedInSupplied by the owner · 2 Nov 2026
- Upload videos to LinkedIn: supported file types and requirements (LinkedIn Help) · LinkedInRead directly · 2 Nov 2026
Version history
- 2 Nov 2026 · 0.2.5Added from LinkedIn's help article on uploading videos, read directly on 2 Nov 2026, with its safe-zone diagram supplied by the owner (decision D36).