Key takeaways
- The generator returns 5 post drafts, each within LinkedIn's 3,000-character limit.
- Your text is sent to our AI model to generate the result and isn't stored, so there's nothing to download or install.
- LinkedIn shows roughly the first 210 characters on desktop and 140 on mobile before "...see more."
- An image post takes up to 20 images of 10 MB each; a document carousel is 1080 px wide, up to 4:5 portrait.
This free LinkedIn post generator turns a short description into five post drafts you can use as LinkedIn post examples for your own topic. Each draft stays within the 3,000-character limit, and the templates below show the structures it follows: story, list, opinion, how-to and announcement.
Your text is sent to our AI model to generate the result and isn't stored, so there's nothing to download or install.
How does the LinkedIn post generator work?
- Describe the post. Enter the topic, the tone and what you want the post to achieve.
- Generate drafts. You get five versions written for the LinkedIn feed.
- Pick one and make it yours. Choose the closest draft, edit it and paste it into LinkedIn.
Treat every draft as a first version. Add an example from your own work and adjust the wording until it sounds like you before you publish.
What are LinkedIn's limits for a post?
A post can hold up to 3,000 characters. The feed cuts it at about 210 characters on desktop and about 140 on mobile, and everything after that sits behind "...see more." Check where your draft breaks with the LinkedIn character counter.
Which LinkedIn formats can you write for?
| Format | Limits to know |
|---|---|
| Text post | Up to 3,000 characters; the hook has to work before "...see more" at about 210 characters on desktop and 140 on mobile |
| Document carousel | A PDF the feed shows as swipeable slides, 1080 px wide and up to 4:5 portrait |
| Image post | 1200 x 627 horizontal, or vertical up to 4:5; up to 20 images at 10 MB each |
| Article or newsletter | A long-form piece with a headline of up to 100 characters |
LinkedIn post examples you can fill in
Each template uses [placeholders] for your own details.
Story post
A hook line, three short paragraphs, one lesson and one question at the end. Example opening: "In [year] I [made a decision] and it cost us [result]."
List post
"[Number] things I learned about [topic]:" followed by one line per item.
Announcement post
What happened, why it matters to the reader and who helped make it happen.
For finished posts from real accounts, see our collection of examples of LinkedIn posts.
Which angles does the generator offer?
- Story: something that happened to you and what you took from it.
- List: steps or lessons, one per line.
- Opinion: a clear position and the reason behind it.
- How-to: a short guide to one specific result.
What does a good LinkedIn draft need?
A hook inside the visible part of the post, one idea per paragraph, a concrete example and a question to close. A generated draft gives you the shape; your own experience is what makes it worth reading.
Polish it with the other free tools: the LinkedIn hook generator for the first line, the caption generator, the hashtag generator and the post ideas generator for days without a topic. Every tool is listed on the free LinkedIn tools page.
How is a new post distributed on LinkedIn?
OutX describes three stages: a quality filter in the first 15 minutes, a test of early reactions lasting up to 90 minutes, and wider distribution for up to 48 hours when the first reactions and comments are strong. OutX also reports that comments weigh about 3 times as much as reactions.
Good writing earns the first look, and reactions decide how far the post goes. After you publish, send the link to a few colleagues, or add the post to LinkedInLikes, a free community where members react and comment by hand from their own LinkedIn accounts.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. It is free to use on this page, with no sign-up.
Edit it first. Add an example from your own work and change the wording so the voice is yours.
3,000 characters, with roughly 210 visible on desktop and 140 on mobile before "...see more."
At about 210 characters on desktop and about 140 on mobile, where the rest of the text goes behind "...see more."
It's sent to our AI model to generate the result and isn't stored. Don't paste anything confidential.
A PDF the feed shows as swipeable slides, 1080 px wide and up to 4:5 portrait. You can build one in the LinkedIn carousel maker.
OutX describes a quality filter in the first 15 minutes, a test of early reactions for up to 90 minutes, and wider distribution for up to 48 hours when early reactions and comments are strong.
OutX reports that comments weigh about 3 times as much as reactions when LinkedIn distributes a post.