Right now there's no way to post directly to the LinkedIn video feed. Instead, you can only optimize your video to give it the best chance of appearing in the feed. Here are a few ways to optimize your video for the feed:
Use a vertical format (see below for exact specs)
Keep it short — under 60 seconds
Use LinkedIn's video tools, which include closed-captions and text overlay
To optimize your video for the Linked video feed, you'll want to create full-screen vertical video with these specs:
Aspect ratio: 9:16
Recommended dimensions: 1080 x 1920 pixels
What LinkedIn videos look like in the regular post feedVertical LinkedIn videos can also appear in the regular post feed. Here's what they'll look like.
Horizontal video content will still show up in the video feed, but it won't look as polished. However, horizontal video still appears properly in the regular LinkedIn post feed, and that's still a popular way for users to interact with the platform. For horizontal LinkedIn video, follow these specs:
Aspect ratio: 16:9
Recommended dimensions: 1920 x 1080 pixels
WHat horizontal videos look like in the LinkedIn video feed
How horizontal video appears in the LinkedIn video feed
All LinkedIn video needs to meet these file requirements:
Maximum file size: 5 GB
Minimum file size: 75 KB
Frame rate: Between 10 FPS – 60 FPS.
Don’t forget: While LinkedIn allows you to upload horizontal, in-feed videos that are up to 10 minutes long, this new format was made for short-form video — think TikTok, Shorts, and Reels. Start by testing videos 60 seconds or less and see how video length impacts view completion rates.
