Free LinkedIn post generator for small businesses
Turn an update, win or tip into a LinkedIn post that reads like a person wrote it. Short lines, a clear point and no hashtag soup. Free AI writer.
- Free, no account needed
- Instagram, LinkedIn, X, Facebook, TikTok, Threads
- 1 free try, 10 a day with an account
LinkedIn posts: what’s different
LinkedIn rewards posts that sound like a person talking to peers, not a press release. The feed shows about three lines before “see more”, so the opening has to state the point or the tension straight away.
Small businesses do best sharing what they actually saw: a client problem, a lesson, a number from this month. Describe your update below and pick LinkedIn to get posts in that style.
What works
- Open with the point or a specific number, not “I’m excited to announce”.
- Write in short lines. LinkedIn readers skim on phones.
- Share one useful lesson people can apply, even when the post is about your business.
- Use two or three hashtags at most, or none. They matter far less on LinkedIn than on Instagram.
- Put links in the first comment if you notice posts with links reaching fewer people.
How to use it
- 1.Pick where you’re posting.
- 2.Say what’s happening, who it’s for and what you want people to do.
- 3.Compare captions two at a time in the feed preview, tweak one and copy it.
Questions
Should I post as myself or the company page?
Personal profiles usually reach more people. Many owners post as themselves and reshare to the company page.
How long should a LinkedIn post be?
Most strong posts are 100 to 250 words. Long enough to make one point well.
Will it sound like AI?
It’s written to avoid the usual tells, but always add a detail only you would know before posting.