Written around the “see more” cut
LinkedIn collapses a post after roughly 140–210 characters on mobile. The generator front-loads the hook into those first two lines so the click-to-expand happens before your point does.
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Turn an idea, article or transcript into a LinkedIn post that earns the expand: the hook lands in the first two lines, the body stays scannable, and the tone matches how you want to show up professionally.
Generate a LinkedIn postLinkedIn collapses a post after roughly 140–210 characters on mobile. The generator front-loads the hook into those first two lines so the click-to-expand happens before your point does.
Pick the register — professional, thought-leadership, storytelling, casual or bold — and the copy changes voice, not just length. Emojis stay sparing, jargon stays out.
Long-form posts of roughly 1,300–2,500 characters get the most dwell time on LinkedIn. Posts are structured with short paragraphs, line breaks and a closing question that invites comments.
Three to five relevant hashtags rather than a wall of them, plus a suggested visual or AI image prompt for the document/carousel formats LinkedIn favours.
LinkedIn is the default here, but the same idea can be rewritten for X, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Threads and Telegram in the same run — each with its own length, tone and hashtags instead of one recycled caption.
Around 1,300–2,500 characters performs best for text posts, but only the first two lines show before the “see more” link — so the hook matters more than the total length.
Three to five specific, relevant hashtags. LinkedIn is not Instagram; large hashtag blocks look spammy and rarely add reach.
Yes — you can generate LinkedIn posts in Universal Posting without paying, and connect an account when you want to publish or schedule them.