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Fix LinkedIn Does Not Load Images

Fix LinkedIn Does Not Load Images

Posted on September 24, 2020 by Madalina Dinita 1 Comment

LinkedIn is currently the most popular platform for professional networking, connecting employers and job seekers from all over the world.

A picture is worth a thousand words and this is valid on LinkedIn as well.

So, what do you do if LinkedIn fails to load images? Can you fix that problem? Keep on reading this guide to learn the answer.

How to Fix LinkedIn Not Showing Images

Before pursuing any troubleshooting steps, sign out and close LinkedIn. Then sign back in and check if the issue is gone.

Also, make sure you’re using a supported browser. LinkedIn currently supports the following browsers:

  • PC: Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox and Safari.
  • Mobile: Chrome, Edge, Safari and Android.

1. Clear your browser cookies and cache

Your cache may keep an outdated version of the LinkedIn page or article you’re trying to visit. This may prevent your browser from properly displaying the images.

To fix this minor issue, you need to clear your browser cache and cookies.

Steps to clear your browser cache on Chrome

  1. Click on Settings  → History and select History again
  2. Select Clear browsing data → select the time range clear browsing data chrome
  3. Hit the Clear data button.

Steps to clear your browser cache on Edge

  1. Go to Settings → Privacy, search, and services
  2. Select Clear browsing data → Choose what to clearclear browsing data edge browser
  3. Choose the time range and data you want to clear.

Steps to clear your browser cache on Firefox

  1. Click the menu button →  select Options
  2. Go to Privacy & Security
  3. Go to Cookies and Site Data → click Clear Data.

clear mozilla cache cookies

Steps to clear your browser cache on Safari

  1. Go to Safari → Clear Historyclear browsing data safari
  2. Choose how far back you want to clear your browsing history.

2. Update your browser

Using a supported browser is not enough to enjoy a seamless LinkedIn experience. You also need to make sure you’re running the latest browser version.

Update your browser, sign out and then sign back into your account.

Or switch to a different browser if that did not work. Many users confirmed Edge was the only browser that displayed images when all the other browsers failed to do so.

But then again, Edge and LinkedIn are both Microsoft products so it makes perfectly sense for the company to optimize LinkedIn for Edge.

3. Disable extensions and pop-up blockers

Browser extensions work by blocking or circumventing specific scripts on the websites you’re visiting. Adblockers sometimes break certain scripts while attempting to block ads.

Disable your extensions, adblockers and pop-up blockers and check if LinkedIn images are loading as they should now.

4. Use the Post Inspector

The Post Inspector is a built-in LinkedIn tool that you can use to update the data on your content, debug various issues and more.

All you need to do is enter a URL and scroll down to Debug Issues to see what went wrong.

If LinkedIn does not display the images you uploaded, maybe you’re not using the recommended image format and size.

Did you manage to solve this problem? Let us know in the comments below.

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  1. Frank Short says

    February 18, 2021 at 9:49 am

    As of today, 18 February 2020, I am unable to post any POSTS or post any ARTICLES. When I press PUBLISH I am prevented from scrolling down to where there should be a SEND icom. This has never happened before in all the years I have been posting and adding articles on a daily basis, and my articles already exceed 1,600, plus.
    Please advice about the problem,

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