Will the post sound like generic AI content?

The writer is tuned to avoid platitudes and buzzwords, focusing on concrete details from your input. The more specific your description, the more authentic the post.

How long are the generated posts?

Posts follow LinkedIn best practices — a strong hook, 100–250 words of short paragraphs, and a closing question or CTA.

Does it add hashtags?

Not by default, since hashtags add little reach on today's LinkedIn. Mention in your description if you want them included.

Can I tag people or companies in the post?

Write the names in your input and they'll appear in the draft. After pasting into LinkedIn, type @ before each name to turn it into a real tag.

Sparingly, and mostly as line markers like →. If you want more or none at all, say so in your input.

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AI LinkedIn Post Writer

Describe your idea, lesson or announcement, and get a complete LinkedIn post with a strong opening hook, short scannable paragraphs and a closing question or call to action.

What do you want to post about?

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How to use the AI LinkedIn Post Writer

1
Write your idea in a sentence or two
Include the concrete part: the result, the number, the moment. "We cut onboarding time from 2 weeks to 3 days" makes a much better post than "onboarding tips".
2
Choose a tone
Professional for company and career news, Conversational for personal stories, Inspirational for milestones, Contrarian when you're challenging common advice.
3
Edit the hook and add your voice
The first line is what shows before "see more". Make sure it sounds like you, add a personal detail, then post.

Example

Settings: Conversational

Input

I used to reply to every Slack message instantly. Turned off notifications for 2 hours every morning for a month. Shipped more, and nobody complained.

Result

For years I treated every Slack ping like a fire alarm. Last month I tried something simple: notifications off from 9 to 11, every morning. What happened: → I finished the two projects that had been "almost done" for weeks → My replies got better, because I wasn't answering mid-thought → Nobody complained. Not once. The urgency was mostly in my head. If you're always "on", try blocking just one hour tomorrow and see what you get done. What's your rule for protecting focus time?

When to use it

Career updates
New jobs, promotions, certifications and job searches — posts that need to be personal without sounding like a press release.
Sharing what you learned
Turn a project, mistake or experiment into a post with real takeaways.
Consistent posting
When you have ideas but not the time to shape each one, generate a draft and spend your time editing instead.

Read the guide: 10 LinkedIn Post Ideas That Get Engagement (+ How to Write Them)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will the post sound like generic AI content?: The writer is tuned to avoid platitudes and buzzwords, focusing on concrete details from your input. The more specific your description, the more authentic the post.
How long are the generated posts?: Posts follow LinkedIn best practices — a strong hook, 100–250 words of short paragraphs, and a closing question or CTA.
Does it add hashtags?: Not by default, since hashtags add little reach on today's LinkedIn. Mention in your description if you want them included.
Can I tag people or companies in the post?: Write the names in your input and they'll appear in the draft. After pasting into LinkedIn, type @ before each name to turn it into a real tag.
Does it use emoji?: Sparingly, and mostly as line markers like →. If you want more or none at all, say so in your input.