Free LinkedInPost Preview
See exactly how your post will look in the LinkedIn feed before publishing. Test formatting, check the "...more" cutoff, and compare desktop versus mobile.
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How to Preview Your Post
Three simple steps. No account, no download, no limits.
Write Your Post
Type or paste your LinkedIn post content into the editor. Add your name and headline to see a complete preview.
Preview Both Views
Toggle between desktop and mobile to see how your post renders on each device. Check the '...more' cutoff position.
Refine & Publish
Adjust your hook, formatting, and length until the preview looks perfect. Then copy your polished post to LinkedIn.
Why Preview Matters
Publishing without previewing is like sending an email without proofreading. Here is why it matters.
Catch typos and errors
Reading your post in a realistic preview format makes it easier to spot spelling mistakes, awkward phrasing, and formatting issues that you might miss in a plain text editor.
Perfect your hook
The first 3 lines (~210 characters) are everything on LinkedIn. Our preview shows you exactly where the '...more' cutoff falls so you can craft a hook that compels readers to click and keep reading.
Test mobile vs desktop
Over 60% of LinkedIn users browse on mobile. A post that looks great on desktop might wrap differently on a smaller screen. Test both views before you publish.
Check formatting and spacing
LinkedIn handles line breaks and spacing in specific ways. Preview your post to make sure your paragraphs, bullet points, and white space render exactly as you intend them to.
Post Formatting Tips
Small formatting changes can dramatically improve readability and engagement.
Start with a strong hook
Your first line determines whether people click '...more'. Open with a bold claim, surprising number, provocative question, or relatable statement. Skip the greetings and context - lead with your most interesting point.
Use short paragraphs
Long blocks of text are hard to read on LinkedIn, especially on mobile. Keep paragraphs to 1-2 sentences maximum. Use single line breaks between sentences and double line breaks between sections for visual breathing room.
Add white space strategically
Blank lines between paragraphs create visual separation that makes your post feel lighter and more inviting. But LinkedIn strips multiple consecutive blank lines, so one blank line between sections is the maximum.
End with a call to action
Every post should end with something for the reader to do - ask a question, invite comments, suggest they save the post, or share their experience. Posts with clear CTAs consistently get higher engagement rates.
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