LinkedIn banner maker

It is a wide canvas with a mental (and visual) hole for the profile photo. You generate a scene with FLUX, set a one-line offer with text, drop a transparent logo, and export PNG.

Desktop and mobile LinkedIn crop differently. Keep essential type away from the left-bottom avatar zone and the far edges.

One message: what you do, who you help, or a single proof point. Banners are not brochures.

1. Start from a wide template or a 16:9-ish banner frame in the editor.
2. Leave a clear safe zone where the avatar will sit.
3. Generate or place a background; lower contrast behind type.
4. Add a short line and logo from the brand kit.
5. Export PNG and upload in LinkedIn; remix a 4:5 post if you also announce on Instagram.

Default LinkedIn banners look like unused software. A custom banner is cheap credibility if the crop is right.

People get burned when Canva-style templates hide the headline under the profile circle on mobile.

• Preview with a circular mask where the photo goes.
• Avoid tiny contact details — nobody reads a phone number at banner scale.
• Use background removal on a headshot if you composite yourself into the banner (optional, easy to overdo).

Design the banner in the same mobile-first workspace as your LinkedIn posts and schedule those posts to 10+ networks when the profile is live. Credits cover AI backgrounds.

Keep the logo PNG in the kit so the banner and the next carousel match.

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