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Free LinkedInCharacter Counter

Track characters, words, and reading time - stay within LinkedIn's 3,000 character limit. See exactly where the "...more" cutoff happens.

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Characters

0

Words

0

Sentences

0

Paragraphs

0

Read Time

-

0 / 3,000 characters0% used

How to Count Characters for LinkedIn

Three simple steps. No account, no download, no limits.

1

Type or Paste

Enter your LinkedIn post text in the editor above. You can type directly or paste content from anywhere.

2

Check Your Stats

Watch your character count, word count, sentence count, paragraph count, and reading time update in real time as you type.

3

Preview & Copy

See where LinkedIn will cut off your post with the "...more" preview, then copy your optimized text to paste into LinkedIn.

LinkedIn Character Limits Reference

Quick reference for all LinkedIn character limits. Bookmark this page for easy access.

Posts

3,000

Regular feed posts including hashtags and emojis

Comments

1,250

Comments and replies on any LinkedIn post

Headline

220

Your profile headline visible in search results

About Section

2,600

Your profile summary and bio text

Articles

125,000

Long-form articles published on LinkedIn

LinkedIn Post Length Best Practices

Different lengths work for different goals. Here is when to use each.

Short Posts (under 500 characters)

Quick insights, hot takes, or a single powerful idea. These work great for driving comments because they are fast to read and easy to respond to. Best for personal observations, industry reactions, or thought-provoking questions.

Medium Posts (500 - 1,500 characters)

The sweet spot for many LinkedIn creators. Enough space to develop an idea with context, examples, and a clear takeaway. Works well for tips, lessons learned, and professional advice. Easy to read on mobile without feeling overwhelming.

Long Posts (1,500 - 2,500 characters)

Storytelling territory. These posts let you share detailed experiences, step-by-step frameworks, or nuanced arguments. The key is strong formatting - use short paragraphs, line breaks, and bold text to keep readers engaged throughout.

Maximum Length Posts (2,500 - 3,000 characters)

Use the full character limit when you have genuinely valuable, in-depth content. Long case studies, detailed how-to guides, or comprehensive analyses. Only go this long if every sentence adds value - padding hurts engagement.

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