About the LinkedIn Post Generator
LinkedIn Post Generator writes a post for your professional network from a short description of your idea or experience. Choose a personal story, a list of tips, an opinion or an announcement, and a short post under about 600 characters or a medium one of about 1,000. The post opens with a hook, uses short lines separated by blank spaces, and ends with a question or invitation to comment, plus at most three hashtags. Treat it as a draft: add your real details so that it sounds like you. Your text is sent to our AI service and is not stored.
Updated October 2026
How to use the LinkedIn Post Generator
- 1Describe your idea or the experience you want to share.
- 2Choose a style: story, tips, opinion or announcement.
- 3Pick Short or Medium length.
- 4Press Write post.
- 5Edit it so it sounds like you, add a real detail or number, and post it.
What works on LinkedIn
People scroll fast, so the first line must earn attention. After that, short lines and white space keep readers going. Specific stories about real work, lessons learned and clear opinions tend to be remembered, while vague motivational lines are skipped. The tool builds the structure; you bring the substance.
Choosing a style
A personal story is the most human format: what happened, what you learned, what others can take from it. Tips lists give quick value people save for later. Opinion posts invite discussion but should be respectful and backed by reasons. Announcements share news and should lead with why it matters to the reader.
- Story: lesson at the end
- Tips: three to five practical points
- Opinion: reason first, then invite views
- Announcement: what is new and who benefits
Make it yours
Add one thing only you could write: a number from your project, the mistake you made, the exact moment you changed your mind. Remove phrases like "in today's fast-paced world". If you mention people or clients, get their permission.
Plan around the post
Plan a week of posts with the Content Calendar Generator, and use the Twitter Post Generator to adapt a short idea for another platform. A cold message to a new contact goes better with the Cold Email Writer, and the Tone Changer helps if the draft is too formal or too casual.
After you post
Reply to every comment in the first hour, ask questions back, and note which topics get conversation. Use those topics for your next posts. Consistency, such as one useful post a week, matters more than a single perfect one.
Features
- Hook line that makes people read on
- Story, tips, opinion or announcement styles
- Short or medium length
- Short lines that are easy to read on a phone
- Ends with a question to start a conversation
- At most three hashtags and two emoji
Frequently asked questions
How long should a LinkedIn post be?
There is no rule, but posts that are easy to scan do well. A short post under about 600 characters can be read in seconds; a medium post of around 1,000 gives room for a story or a list.
Why does the post start with a hook?
LinkedIn shows only the first few lines before a See more link. A strong first line makes people open the post.
Will it invent achievements for me?
No. It is told not to invent numbers, awards or names, and it leaves placeholders for facts you did not give. Never post claims you cannot back up.
Can I use it for company announcements?
Yes. Pick Announcement and describe what is new and why it matters. Add a thank-you to the team or customers if it fits.
How many hashtags should I use?
The tool adds at most three. A few relevant hashtags help; many look like spam. You can use the Hashtag Generator to find more options.
Does it sound human?
It aims for plain, direct sentences, but generated text can feel generic. Replace general lines with specifics from your own work, and read the post aloud before publishing.
Can I get a different version?
Yes. Press Try again for a fresh draft, or change the style.
Is my text stored?
No. It is sent to our AI service to write the post and is not stored. Do not include confidential company information.