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Some videos on LinkedIn may play automatically without sound as you scroll through your feed. You can control when videos play by adjusting your autoplay settings to better manage data usage and viewing experience. This article explains how to…

The full-screen vertical video experience, including the video tab and video carousel, makes it easier to discover more videos on LinkedIn. When you’re in the full-screen vertical video experience, you can react, comment, or share directly from the…

LinkedIn is committed to maintaining a quality video experience that members can trust. To do this, LinkedIn uses a combination of automated signals and member feedback to help identify videos that may be repeatedly misleading or not aligned with…

When you upload a video on LinkedIn, you can choose to have captions be automatically generated, saving you time, and helping you engage a broader audience. Notes: Learn more To add auto captions to your video:   To review and edit auto…

You can share videos with your network using the share box at the top of the LinkedIn homepage, a Group, or a LinkedIn Page. The video requirements are: Video safe zonesKeep the edges (top, bottom, and sides) of your video free of key elements, text…

You can view video analytics to gain insight on the impact your video posts have had on LinkedIn. Video analytics available to you:Discovery:Impressions - The number of times your post was shown on LinkedIn. This number is an estimate and may not be…

You can share photos with your network using the share box at the top of the LinkedIn homepage, a Group, or a LinkedIn Page. The photo requirements are: The multi-photo posts requirements are: Note: You can share either a URL link or an image in a…

You can share videos with your network using the share box at the top of the LinkedIn homepage, a Group, or a LinkedIn Page. Check out some of our frequently asked questions below to learn more about sharing a video on LinkedIn. Learn more While…

You can share a video on LinkedIn from your computer or mobile device. You can’t upload an unsupported file type and you’ll get an error message if you do so. If you’re experiencing any issues uploading your videos, please check the supported file…

Your document uploads on LinkedIn should include a title to ensure that your audience understands the content that you’re sharing. Your document’s title should be clear, concise, and accurately describe the content. You’ll be prompted for a title…

Document uploading allows you to share and consume documents directly on LinkedIn. Check out the answers to some of the top questions about sharing a document. You’ll receive a notification if your document fails to upload. If you’ve received this…

You can upload documents to a post on LinkedIn from your computer or directly from your cloud account with Dropbox or OneDrive. If your cloud account is corporate-owned, you may encounter an error message that you need admin approval to proceed. To…

You can upload documents to a post on LinkedIn from your homepage, Group, or LinkedIn Page. We recommend that you share documents that include topics such as career advice, culture stories, insights & trends, event content, and knowledge sharing…

You can add alternative text (Alt.text) to the images you share on your feed or embed in articles. This allows members using voice-over screen readers to understand what’s in the image (alt-text won’t be visible to members not using screen readers)…

Video viewing features such as captions and high contrast improve accessibility and make it easier for members to interact with video content on LinkedIn.   Captions: When enabled, captions will appear for videos directly uploaded on…