What is the LinkedIn post character limit?

LinkedIn posts allow up to 3,000 characters, but the feed truncates after the first 700 characters with a 'see more' link. The Post Generator caps output at 1,200 characters — long enough to deliver value, short enough to stay readable.

What does the hook angle do in the LinkedIn Post Generator?

The hook angle controls the first sentence framing. Story opens with a personal moment, hot-take with a contrarian claim, how-to with a stated outcome, and data with a specific number. Different hooks suit different topics.

Do I need to sign up to use the LinkedIn Post Generator?

No. The Post Generator is free with no login required. Enter a topic, choose a hook angle, and the tool returns a draft 1,200-character LinkedIn post you can edit and publish.

Should I post the AI-generated LinkedIn post exactly as written?

No. Always edit. The generator gives you a structurally sound draft with a hook, body, and closing question, but rewriting two or three lines in your own phrasing is what makes it sound human and perform well in the feed.

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LinkedIn Post Generator

Pick a topic, pick a hook angle (story / hot-take / how-to / data) and get a 1,200-character post optimised for the “see more” fold.

Topic (one sentence, required)

Hook angle

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How to use

Generate a LinkedIn post in 4 steps

Enter your topic

One sentence that says what the post should be about. Specific topics produce sharper drafts than vague ones.

Pick the hook angle

Story for narrative posts. Hot-take for opinion. How-to for tactical. Data for surprising-stat openers.

Generate

We send your topic and angle to Gemini and get back a 1,200-character draft, formatted for the LinkedIn feed.

Edit in your voice

Rewrite two or three lines so the draft sounds like you, then paste it into LinkedIn. Authentic edits always win.

What makes a LinkedIn post perform?

The see-more fold

LinkedIn truncates posts after the first 700 characters in the feed and shows a 'see more' link. Your hook lives in the first 200 characters; everything after the fold is for readers who already chose to engage.

Pick the right angle

Story works for personal lessons. Hot-take cuts through agreement-bias. How-to attracts saves. Data hooks readers who scroll past opinions. Match the angle to the topic.

End with a question

Posts that end with a sincere question get 2-3x the comment volume of posts that don't. Comments boost reach in LinkedIn's algorithm more than likes do.

Plain text wins

Anecdotal but consistent: emoji-heavy and hashtag-stuffed posts under-perform plain text in the feed. Use formatting for emphasis, not decoration.

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