LinkedIn Image Downloader
Download LinkedIn images, GIFs and carousels from any post. Free, no signup.
How to download images from a LinkedIn post in 3 steps
About ten seconds, on a phone or a computer.
1. Copy the link to the post
Click or tap the three dots on the post, then Copy link to post. The address bar of an open post works too.
2. Paste it above and press Download images
Each image appears as a thumbnail with its size in pixels and a download button. A carousel or document post shows Download PDF.
3. Save one image or all of them
Press Download all to save the set, numbered in post order, or save one image at a time.
Which LinkedIn photos and images can you download?
Every file a public post carries. The tool reads the post and hands you what's in it.
| The post has | Works? | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| One photo | YesYes | One image file |
| Several photos | YesYes | Each one, or all at once |
| A GIF | YesYes | The moving GIF |
| A document or PDF carousel | YesYes | The PDF and each page |
| A video | YesYes | The MP4, in each quality |
| Only text | NoNo | Nothing to save |
| A link preview image | NoNo | Save it from that site |
| An image in a comment | NoNo | Only the post's own media |
| A profile photo or banner | NoNo | Open it, then save it |
For a video post, the LinkedIn video downloader lists each quality LinkedIn stores, with its file size.
Download LinkedIn photos on iPhone, Android or a computer
Same three steps on every device. Only where you copy the link and where the photos land change.
iPhone or iPad
In the LinkedIn app, tap the three dots on the post, then Copy link to post. Paste it on this page in Safari.
Saved to: Files, in Downloads. Tap Share, then Save Image, to move one to Photos.
Android
Tap the three dots on the post, then Copy link to post, and paste it on this page in Chrome.
Saved to: Downloads. Google Photos and your gallery app pick them up.
Mac or Windows
Copy the link from the post's three-dot menu. Allow multiple downloads if the browser asks.
Saved to: Your downloads folder, numbered in post order.
Can you save a LinkedIn image without a tool?
Yes, one at a time: right-click it on a computer, or take a screenshot.
- One photo, on a computer
Right-click, Save image as
Open the image on LinkedIn, right-click it and choose Save image as. You get one image at a time, and no PDF for a carousel.
- Any device
Take a screenshot
Works on anything your screen shows, but at your screen's resolution and with the feed around the picture.
- Every file at once
Paste the link here
Every image, the GIF or the carousel PDF in one go, with each file's size shown before you save.
A screenshot also turns a GIF into a still frame. The tool is quicker once a post holds more than one picture or anything that moves.
When to download images from LinkedIn
When you need the file itself: for a swipe file, your own posts, a deck or prospect research.
LinkedIn's Save button only bookmarks a post, and the bookmark goes if the author deletes it. A downloaded file stays on your device.
A slide you quote can sit in your first message as a merge field. That's how personalized LinkedIn outreach carries your own research into each message.
The people who reacted to a carousel care about its topic. LinkedIn message automation sends them a connection request and follow-ups, and stops when one replies.
- A swipe file. Keep the carousels and charts your market reacts to. Study the hook slide, how many slides the point took and where the call to action sits.
- Your own posts. Lost the original of an image you posted? Paste the post's link and take it back from LinkedIn.
- Decks and case studies. Use the image file itself in a slide or a write-up, at the size LinkedIn serves.
- Prospect research. Read a prospect's last carousel before you reach out, and check when it went up with the LinkedIn post date extractor. Quoting one slide shows you looked.
Why can't I download images from a LinkedIn post?
Find the message you see, then the fix.
We could not read a post at that link
The post is connections-only, in a group or deleted, or the link opens a profile or an article. The tool sees only what a logged-out visitor sees.
LinkedIn did not let us open that post
LinkedIn turned the request away. Wait a minute and try again. A second try usually works.
This post is text only
It holds no file to save. A link preview's image belongs to the linked site, so save it there.
Only one file downloads from Download all
Your browser blocked the rest. Allow multiple downloads for this site when it asks, then press Download all again.
A carousel shows no Download PDF button
LinkedIn didn't share the original file for that post. Its pages are still listed as images, in order, so save those.
The image looks blurry
LinkedIn stores a resized copy, and a small or compressed upload stays that way. Check the pixel size on the thumbnail before you save.
Is it legal to download LinkedIn images?
Yes, for your own reference. Posting someone else's image as your own needs their permission.
- No download
Repost it
LinkedIn's Repost button shares the post to your network with the author's name on it. No permission needed.
- No download
Repost with your thoughts
Add your take above the original. The images stay credited, and your comment is what your network reads first.
- Download and permission
Post it yourself
Ask the author first, credit them by name and link the original post.
The image belongs to whoever made it, and a public post isn't a licence to reuse it. Research, a swipe file or an internal deck is fine. This isn't legal advice.
Frequently asked questions
1) Is the LinkedIn image downloader free?
2) Can I download a LinkedIn carousel as a PDF?
3) What quality are downloaded LinkedIn images?
4) How do I download someone's LinkedIn profile picture?
5) Does the author know when I download their images?
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