Caption Generators
Free LinkedIn Post Generator
Draft a LinkedIn post of 150 to 250 words from your topic, tone and call to action, with the hook in the first two lines.
How the draft is shaped
LinkedIn allows 3,000 characters, but it folds a post behind “see more” after the opening lines. So the draft puts its hook in the first two lines, uses line breaks between short paragraphs and stops at 150 to 250 words, well inside the limit.
Example input
Topic: “We moved our team stand-up from daily to twice a week and missed fewer deadlines. What changed and what I’d do differently”. Tone: educational. Call to action: reply or comment. The more specific the topic, the less the draft reads like every other post on the subject.
Questions about this tool
3,000 characters. Only the opening lines show before “see more”, so the first two lines decide whether the rest is read.
Yes, to a LinkedIn personal profile. LinkedIn company pages are coming soon. The generator itself only writes the draft and doesn’t publish anything.
Treat it as a first draft. The AI doesn’t know your business, so check facts, names, prices and claims, and change anything that doesn’t sound like you.
Yes. The AI tools are free with a fair-use limit per person and per day, so everyone can use them. If you reach it, the tool tells you when to try again.
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