Three LinkedIn posts in your voice. Pick one. Post it.
An AI LinkedIn post generator that writes in a voice learned from writers you choose. Give it a brief or a link, get three drafts up to 3,000 characters, edit with the count live, then publish or schedule.
- openers per brief
- 3
- characters per post
- 3,000
- ways to publish
- 3
AI LinkedIn post generator: what it does
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The AI LinkedIn post generator writes three drafts per brief, each with a different opener.
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The AI LinkedIn post generator learns your voice from up to three roster writers whose voice was learned from their X posts, from your own LinkedIn posts, or from your LinkedIn data export.
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The AI LinkedIn post generator writes posts up to 3,000 characters, with the count live as you edit.
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The AI LinkedIn post generator reads an article link you paste and writes the post from the page, not from a guess.
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The roster holds forty real writers whose voice was learned from their X posts, tagged contrarian, storyteller, data-driven, build in public and educator.
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The gate checks every draft against a list of filler phrases and the 3,000-character limit, and writes it again when it fails.
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The preview shows the post exactly as it will look on LinkedIn.
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You publish the draft to your LinkedIn account now, keep it as a draft, or schedule it in your own timezone.
AI LinkedIn post generator: how it works
Teach it your LinkedIn voice once
Pick up to three roster writers whose voice was learned from their X posts, paste your own LinkedIn posts, or upload your LinkedIn data export. A voice is sentence shape and rhythm, so it carries to LinkedIn.
Give it a brief or an article link
Type the idea in one sentence or paste an article, then press Write. Three drafts come back, each opening a different way.
Tighten the opener, preview, ship
Tighten the opener and watch the count. Preview it as LinkedIn will show it, then publish, keep it, or schedule it.
AI LinkedIn post generator: questions
Your next LinkedIn post, written the way you write.
Teach it your voice once. Nothing reaches your LinkedIn feed until you press Publish or schedule it.