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LinkedIn carousel dimensions: design for a document post, not a fake feed frame.
Create a consistent page system for LinkedIn’s document-post experience. Square and portrait canvases are practical design choices rather than a single permanent platform mandate, so export to a supported document and inspect the current preview.
Start with the job, then choose the frame.
Use a consistent square page such as 1080 × 1080 or a readable portrait document canvas as workflow guidance. LinkedIn’s swipeable experience is commonly delivered through document posts; confirm current file support, limits, and preview behavior in the composer.
Browse platform size references →Use this reference to define page geometry and type scale before writing the complete sequence.
Choose a page shape the content can sustain
Square creates a simple reusable grid; portrait provides more room for diagrams and structured explanation. Do not choose a tall page if the additional space will only be filled with smaller text.
Use print-like consistency with feed-like readability
Shared margins, headings, footers, and page markers make the document coherent, but typography must still survive a phone feed without relying on zoom.
Validate the exported document, not just the pages
Page order, font embedding, compression, and platform preview can change the result. Open the final document and inspect it in LinkedIn’s current composer before publishing.
Set up a LinkedIn document page system
Make the mobile reading test part of the size decision.
- Choose a consistent square or portrait canvas based on the amount and type of content.
- Define outer margins, type roles, page markers, and a maximum text density.
- Build and export the ordered pages to a currently supported document format.
- Inspect the actual LinkedIn preview on desktop and mobile before publishing.
LinkedIn carousel dimensions FAQ
What are the best LinkedIn carousel dimensions?
A consistent 1080 × 1080 square or a readable portrait document canvas is a practical choice, not a permanent official requirement. Test the current document preview.
Does LinkedIn use a document for carousel-style posts?
The swipeable page experience is commonly created with a document post. Check the current composer for supported file types and limits.
Should I design pages like presentation slides?
Use slide-like hierarchy, but test at mobile feed size. Text that works on a projected slide may still be too dense inside a phone preview.