Type an idea, paste a few bullet points, or drop in an article URL, and this LinkedIn post generator writes a post built the way the feed rewards: a first line under 140 characters that survives the see more cut, short paragraphs of one or two lines, a concrete story or example from your material, one clear takeaway and a closing question that invites comments. Posts land between 1,200 and 1,900 characters, with at most three hashtags at the end and no emoji walls.
A good post is half of LinkedIn growth. The practical LinkedIn growth playbook covers the profile, the cadence and the first two lines, and the free LinkedIn text formatter adds the bold and italics the editor does not offer.
Why turn a idea or article into a LinkedIn post?
- The first line is everything: it is all that shows before the fold, so the hook decides whether anyone reads on.
- Consistency compounds on LinkedIn, but the blank page kills it: a generator removes the friction of starting.
- Repurpose what you already have: an article, a newsletter or a talk can become a week of posts.
- Context first means real takeaways, not the hollow motivation posts AI tools are known for.
What is the LinkedIn Generator?
A LinkedIn post generator turns a rough idea or a piece of source material into a publish-ready post. LinkedIn is a hook-driven feed: only the opening lines show before the see more fold, and posts that start conversations travel further. A good generator writes for that reality, front-loading the hook, using white space for readability and ending on something that invites a reply. Because this one can start from an article URL, the post carries that article's real argument instead of the stiff, generic voice AI tools default to.
How it works
- 1
Add your input
Type an idea or bullet points, or paste an article URL you want to turn into a post.
- 2
Pick a tone and a language
Professional, conversational, bold or educational, in your source's language or one of six output languages.
- 3
Generate, refine, publish
Edit the hook, copy the post into LinkedIn, or generate another version and keep the best one.
What a great LinkedIn post includes
- A first line under 140 characters, written for the see more fold
- Short paragraphs of one or two lines, readable on a phone
- A concrete story or example taken from your input
- One clear takeaway, then a question that invites comments
- 1,200 to 1,900 characters, at most three hashtags at the very end
Who it's for
Founders and executives
Share a lesson, a launch or a point of view without spending an hour on the wording.
Ghostwriters and agencies
Draft client posts from their articles and talks, then layer in the client's voice.
Coaches and creators
Turn every piece of advice you give into a post that brings inbound.
Benefits
- Hook written for the see more fold
- Readable formatting with intentional line breaks
- Works from an idea, bullet points or an article URL
- Four tones and six output languages
- Free to try, no signup for your first runs each day
Frequently asked questions
Is there a free LinkedIn post generator?+
This one is free to try: a few posts a day are generated right on this page with no signup, while the shared free pool lasts. When you need more than a few drafts, Tugan.ai's AI marketing team creates and posts your content on every channel. Get a taste with the free trial: the team reads your site and you get a custom audit of how to win more customers, no card needed. Plans then start at $349/week, cancel any week.
Can it turn an article or a blog post into a LinkedIn post?+
Yes. Paste the article URL: the tool reads the page and writes a post around its strongest point, not a vague summary. It is the fastest way to turn one long piece into several feed posts.
Will the posts sound generic like other AI tools?+
Most AI LinkedIn posts feel generic because they are written from a thin prompt. Starting from your idea or your article gives the draft substance; you then rewrite the hook in your own words, which takes seconds instead of writing from scratch.
How long should a LinkedIn post be?+
There is no fixed rule: short posts work for one sharp idea, longer ones for a story or a framework. What matters is the opening, because only the first lines show before see more. The generator aims for 1,200 to 1,900 characters with a first line under 140 characters.
Can I format the post with bold text?+
LinkedIn has no native bold, but you can run a key line through the free LinkedIn Text Formatter to add Unicode bold or italic. Use it sparingly, on one hook line rather than whole paragraphs.
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Related tools and guides
- LinkedIn Text Formatter
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- Article or URL to LinkedIn Post
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- YouTube Video to LinkedIn Post
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- Hook Generator
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