Free LinkedIn Post Generator

Describe what you want to post about, pick a tone and a length, and get three LinkedIn posts, each with a strong first line. Copy the one you like and make it yours.

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How to write a LinkedIn post with AI

  1. 1

    Describe what you want to post about, such as news, a lesson or a tip.

  2. 2

    Pick a tone, a length and whether you want hashtags.

  3. 3

    Press Generate posts and read the three ideas.

  4. 4

    Copy the one you like, add a detail only you know, and post it.

What goes in a LinkedIn post

Most posts that get read have the same four parts. The generator writes to this shape.

  • The hook

    One specific line that makes people click "see more".

    “We lost our biggest client last March. It was the best thing that happened to us.”

  • The story or the point

    Two to four short paragraphs, with a blank line between them.

    “They were 60% of our income. We had six weeks of savings. So we ...”

  • The takeaway

    What you learned, in a sentence someone could repeat.

    “One client should never be more than a quarter of your income.”

  • The question

    Ends the post with a reason to reply.

    “What's the biggest share of your income from one customer?”

Writing a LinkedIn post people finish

LinkedIn shows only the first few lines of a post. The rest is read by the people whose attention those lines earned.

Win the first line

The feed cuts a post off after its first few lines, with a "see more" link. If those lines say nothing, nobody clicks. Start with the most specific, surprising or useful thing you have, and leave the background for later.

Keep paragraphs short

Most people read LinkedIn on a phone, where a long paragraph looks like a wall. One to three sentences, then a blank line. The generator does this for you, and the blank lines stay when you copy the post.

Add what only you know

A generated post is a start. Add a real number, a client's reaction or a mistake you made, and it becomes yours. Then make the opening stand out with the LinkedIn text formatter and schedule it with Posttyy.

Questions, answered

How does the LinkedIn post generator work?

Describe what you want to post about, pick a tone, a length and how many hashtags. The generator uses AI to write three different posts, each within LinkedIn's limit. Copy the one you like and change anything that doesn't sound like you.

How long can a LinkedIn post be?

3,000 characters. Every post the generator gives you fits. Short posts of a few lines often do best, so you don't need to use it all.

Should I use hashtags on LinkedIn?

A few, if you like. One to three that match your subject are plenty; more reads as spam. You can choose none, and the generator adds them on the last line.

Will the post sound like me?

It will sound like a good first draft. Pick a tone that is close to yours, then change a few words and add one detail only you would know.

Can I use the posts for a company page?

Yes. Describe what the company is announcing or teaching, and post it from the Page. Change "I" to "we" if the draft needs it.

Is the LinkedIn post generator free?

Yes. It is free, with no login and no sign-up. To keep it free for everyone, each person can write up to 30 sets of posts a day.

What happens to what I type?

Your description is sent to OpenAI, whose AI writes the posts. Posttyy doesn't save your description or the posts.

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