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Logos for Use by Partners If you have a current agreement with LinkedIn, other than a license to LinkedIn’s APIs, you must request permission to use our logos pursuant to the terms of the agreement. Your use of the logos is subject to: (i) the applicable API terms of use or such other agreement between you and LinkedIn (ii) your compliance with the Platform Guidelines, as well as these Guidelines. Once approved, you may use our logos on your website and in connection with your application which offers access to the LinkedIn website via the LinkedIn API’s. Logos For Use By Third Party Developers As a Third-Party Developer of LinkedIn, you must request permission to use our logos. Note that even after you have received specific permission to use our trademarks or brand features, you agree to adhere to these Policies and specifically to the Use Requirements and Terms below. If you have a partner agreement with LinkedIn, the agreement requires you to seek permission in order to use our trademarks or brand features. Use our trademarks in a way that implies affiliation with or endorsement by LinkedIn of your products or services.Modify our trademarks or combine them with any other symbols, words, images, designs, or incorporate them into a slogan, or.Use our trademarks on promotional materials that you are distributing or selling,.Use our trademarks more prominently than your product or service name,.Use our trademarks such as LinkedIn in the name of your business, group, event, product, service, app, domain name, social media account, or other offering,.We never approve the following types of requests because they violate our Terms of Service. Any other uses must obtain prior approval from LinkedIn. Narrow and specific exceptions are detailed below. For permission requests, please contact LinkedIn generally does not permit its members, third party developers, partners and the media (“you”) to use its name, trademarks, logos, web pages, screenshots and other brand features. You’ll need our permission in order to use them. Here's what the new larger logo lets me do on the Amazes.Our trademarks and other brand features are protected by law. To fit the new requirements we'll add white padding around all currently uploaded logos that have not been updated.

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We recommend that you update the logo file with the new upload requirements for an optimal experience. While the actual image size may vary, LinkedIn will use the main image file uploaded to the Company Page and resize it as needed across the different products and platforms. Will the logo display at 400 x 400 pixels across all LinkedIn products (Company Page, Campaign Manager, etc.)? Note: We are no longer supporting two types of logos. This single logo now replaces the square logo (used for network updates) and ensure consistent use of the image across LinkedIn. The current maximum upload size of the logo is 400 x 400 pixels, and the minimum size is 300 x 300 pixels. Previously, the upload size of the standard logo was 100 x 60 pixels and the square logo was 50 x 50 pixels. What is the difference in the upload size of the logo? If you have trouble uploading the image or logo, see Trouble Adding Image or Logo.

Click Publish in the top right of the page.

Click Upload to attach your image file, and click Save.

Locate the Image or Logo section and click the Add image link or Edit (whichever is present).

Click Edit at the top of your Company Page homepage.

You can crop larger images after uploading, if necessary. The logo will appear on Company Pages, Sponsored Updates, and Campaign Manager (Ads). LinkedIn now supports higher resolution images for the Company Page logo. How do I upload a higher resolution image for my Company Page Logo? Here are a list of frequently asked questions about the change from LinkedIn.