22 photos for one LinkedIn post
LinkedIn posts take up to 20 images in SkedCast, so a set of 22 is flagged before publishing: pick the best 20 or split them into two posts.
This LinkedIn post preview shows how your caption and image will actually render in LinkedIn’s own feed, including the point where LinkedIn cuts the caption off behind "…see more" and a reader has to tap to read the rest. It is the exact same preview engine as our general social media post preview tool — this page just defaults to LinkedIn and answers LinkedIn-specific questions below it. Third-party measurement (LinkedIn does not publish this), checked September 2026.
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LinkedIn crops media to 1:1 in the feed and takes video up to 30 minutes. The limits SkedCast’s composer checks for LinkedIn before a post goes out, read from the same rules table the composer uses.
| Feed crop | 1:1 in the feed preview |
|---|---|
| Images | up to 20 per post · JPEG, PNG, GIF · max 5 MB each · aspect ratio 4:5 to 1.91:1 |
| Video | up to 1 per post · MP4, MOV, WEBM · up to 30 minutes · max 5,120 MB · 16:9, 1:1 or 9:16 recommended |
| Mixing photos and video in one post | Not allowed: one media type per post |
| Alt text | Supported |
| Separate title field | No |
| Text limit | 3,000 characters |
| How length is counted | As you see it: one emoji or accented letter counts as one character |
LinkedIn posts take up to 20 images in SkedCast, so a set of 22 is flagged before publishing: pick the best 20 or split them into two posts.
It is over the 30 minutes SkedCast checks for LinkedIn, so trim it before scheduling, or post a cut-down version and link to the full one.
LinkedIn’s feed post shows roughly the first 140 characters before "…see more" appears. Mobile truncates around 140 characters (or 3 lines, whichever comes first); desktop around 210 characters (or 5 lines). Line breaks count toward the line limit, so a post with several short lines can truncate earlier than the character count alone suggests.
A 320-character caption with its hook in the first 80 characters reads completely for a scrolling LinkedIn viewer even though the rest is hidden behind "…see more".
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