Free LinkedIn Post Generator
Write six LinkedIn posts on your topic in different formats, each with a hook, short paragraphs, takeaways, a question and three relevant hashtags.
LinkedIn Post Generator: Write six LinkedIn posts on your topic in different formats, each with a hook, short paragraphs, takeaways, a question and three relevant hashtags. It is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser. How to use it: 1) enter your topic and, optionally, your key points; 2) choose tone and audience; 3) pick a post, add your own example and publish. LinkedIn shows only the first two or three lines before “see more”, so posts live or die by the hook. The generator writes six formats that perform well on the platform: a lesson learned, a tips list, an opinion, a question you hear often, a how-we-do-it framework and an announcement.
How the LinkedIn post generator works
LinkedIn shows only the first two or three lines before “see more”, so posts live or die by the hook. The generator writes six formats that perform well on the platform: a lesson learned, a tips list, an opinion, a question you hear often, a how-we-do-it framework and an announcement.
The method
Each post uses short paragraphs and white space for mobile reading, a takeaway list built from your key points (or from an industry tip library), a closing question to invite comments and three hashtags: one from your topic and two for your industry. A counter checks the 3,000 character limit.
The tool combines your inputs with tested copywriting frameworks such as AIDA, Problem-Agitate-Solve, Before-After-Bridge and Features-Advantages-Benefits. It adds industry word banks for more than a dozen niches, five tones of voice and call-to-action banks for booking, calling, buying, visiting, learning, enquiring and WhatsApp. It then varies sentence openings and removes near-duplicates, so every option reads differently. Click “Generate more” for a fresh mix.
Optional AI mode
When the site owner switches it on, an extra “AI version” button can write one more variation using Google’s free Gemini tier. Everything else works without it, with no sign-up and no credits.
Limitations
Square brackets mark places for a real example. Personal, specific stories perform far better than generic advice, so add yours. Never invent results, clients or numbers.
LinkedIn Post Generator FAQs
How long should a LinkedIn post be?
LinkedIn allows up to 3,000 characters. Many effective posts are 150 to 300 words with short paragraphs. Only about 210 characters show before “see more”, so make the opening line count. The free tool above is built around this approach, so you can try it in seconds and edit the result.
How many hashtags should I use on LinkedIn?
Three is a good number: one specific to the topic and one or two broader industry tags. More hashtags rarely help and can make a post look spammy. Always review the final version yourself and make sure it fits your brand before you publish it.
What is a good LinkedIn hook?
A good hook makes a specific promise or tension in one line, such as a lesson, a surprising opinion or a clear number. It should make your target reader think “this is for me”. Small, consistent improvements like this add up over time and are easy to test.
When is the best time to post on LinkedIn?
Weekday mornings and lunchtimes often work well for business audiences, but the best time depends on your followers. Post consistently and check your analytics to find your own pattern. If you would like expert help, our team can review it and suggest practical improvements.
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