Free LinkedIn post generator
Type one rough line about what happened, what you learned or what you think. Get back a post with a hook, structure and line breaks, ready to paste into LinkedIn.
Write a LinkedIn post
2 free posts, no account. Want it in your own voice? The app learns that from your past posts.
Plans from $19/month · Used by 4000+ creators
Three ways to start a post
Say it out loud
Dictate the idea on a walk. LinkGenie transcribes it and drafts the post from what you actually said.
Drop in a screenshot
A chart, a message, a dashboard. Give it the image and it writes the post around what the image shows.
Type one rough line
"Client churned because onboarding was too slow" is enough input. You do not need a draft to get a draft.
How it works
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Teach it your voice once
Paste in a handful of posts you have already written. LinkGenie builds a voice profile from your own sentences rather than a generic professional template — this is the step that decides whether the output sounds like you.
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Give it the raw idea
Type a line, record a voice note, or upload an image. Pick short form for the 800–900 character sweet spot, or long form when the idea needs room.
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Edit, then schedule
Read it, cut the line that is not yours, and schedule it through LinkedIn's official API for when your audience is actually online. Analytics come back on impressions, likes and comments.
The free generator vs. the app
The generator above is free and needs no account. It uses the same writer as the app, and it's fine for a one-off post. Stuck on the first line? Try the hook generator. We also run a headline generator, a character counter and a text formatter.
What it can't do is sound like you. A generator that has never read anything you wrote can only give you a good generic LinkedIn post. The app builds a voice profile from posts you've already published, drafts from voice notes and screenshots, and schedules the result. Storing your samples and edits needs an account.
If one post is all you need, use the free one. If you want to post every week without it reading like everyone else's AI post, that's what the account is for.
LinkedIn post generators — common questions
Is there a free LinkedIn post generator?
Yes, the generator on this page. Type what the post is about and get a full draft, with no account or card needed, two posts per visitor. Writing in your own voice, unlimited posts and scheduling are in the app, with paid plans from $19/month.
Will an AI-generated LinkedIn post sound like me?
Only if the tool learns from your writing. A generator working from a prompt alone produces the recognisable AI cadence readers now spot instantly. LinkGenie builds a voice profile from posts you have already published and drafts against that, and you always do the final pass.
Is it against LinkedIn's rules to use an AI post generator?
No. LinkedIn has no rule against using AI or a human to help write your posts, and a large share of executive content is already ghostwritten. What does break the rules is automating engagement, buying followers, or using tools that log into your account with your session cookie. LinkGenie publishes through LinkedIn's official API.
How long should a LinkedIn post be?
Around 800 to 900 characters works for most posts — long enough to make a point, short enough that the whole thing is read. LinkGenie targets that range by default and has a long-form mode for ideas that genuinely need more room.
Can it schedule the posts too?
Yes, on the $26 plan and above. Scheduling and publishing run through LinkedIn's official API, and the same plans return post analytics for impressions, likes and comments.
What makes a generated post actually perform?
A specific first line, one idea rather than four, and something only you could have written — a real number, a decision you made, a customer detail. Generators are good at structure and bad at substance, so the substance has to come from you.
Paste in something you wrote. Read what comes back.
It takes about two minutes, and it is the only honest way to know whether an AI can write in your voice.
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