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LinkedIn headline & About generator

Write a LinkedIn headline and About section that tell people what you do, who you help and why it matters, within LinkedIn's limits and ready to paste.

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What do you want from LinkedIn?
Your role

e.g. “Product Designer” or “Freelance Accountant”.

e.g. “fintech onboarding” or “small-business tax”.

Separate with commas. The words recruiters search for.

Your impact

e.g. “startups”, “busy families”, “retail brands”.

Finish the sentence: “I help [them] …”, e.g. “launch products faster”.

One per line, with numbers where you can.

e.g. “I mentor new designers” or “I run a coding club”.

Everything stays in your browser. Your draft is saved on this device only.

Headline options

Pick one and paste it into “Headline” on your profile (220 characters max).

Add your job title to get started.

About section

197 / 2,600

How it works

How to write a LinkedIn profile that gets found

Add your job title, top skills and, if you like, your company and specialism. These words feed LinkedIn search, so use the terms recruiters and clients actually type.

Describe who you help and what you help them do, plus a few achievements with numbers. Choose your goal (a new job, new clients or networking) so the closing line invites the right action.

Pick a headline (220 characters max) and copy your About section (up to 2,600 characters). Edit freely, try another version, and paste both into your profile.

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Everything runs in your browser. Nothing you type, upload or scan is sent to us.

FAQ

Common questions

How long can a LinkedIn headline be?

220 characters. Only the first 60 or so show next to your name in search results and comments, so put your role and key skill first.

How long should my About section be?

LinkedIn allows 2,600 characters, but 1,000 to 2,000 is usually plenty. The first three lines show before “see more”, so make them count.

Should I write in the first person?

Yes. “I help…” reads as warmer and more credible on LinkedIn than describing yourself in the third person.

Is anything I type stored?

No. Everything is generated in your browser, and your draft is saved only on your device.

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