For job seekers, freelancers and founders

A LinkedIn profile that gets you found

The LinkedIn Profile Writer turns your role, experience and wins into a searchable headline and a first-person About section that reads like a person, not a CV: three headline options built around the keywords recruiters and clients search for, an About section with a clear call to action, and the skills to list.

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LinkedIn Profile Writer

A headline and About section that get found

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Three headline options within LinkedIn's limit
A first-person About section with a hook
Keywords recruiters and clients search for
Skills to add to your profile
An idea for your Featured section

How it works

How to use the LinkedIn Profile Writer

Describe your work
Your role, skills, best results with real numbers and what you want next.
Pick a goal and tone
Getting hired, winning clients or building authority each need a different profile.
Paste into LinkedIn
Pick a headline, paste the About section and add the suggested skills.

What you get

Inside every result

Three headline options within LinkedIn's limit
A first-person About section with a hook
Keywords recruiters and clients search for
Skills to add to your profile
An idea for your Featured section

Who it's for

Built for

Job seekers who want recruiter messages
Freelancers and consultants who want client leads
Founders building a personal brand
Career switchers reframing their experience

Your headline does most of the work

The headline appears next to your name in search results, comments and connection requests, and LinkedIn search weighs it heavily. 'Software Engineer at Company' says little. A role, a specialism and an outcome, written with the words recruiters search for, gets you found.

You have 220 characters. Use them for what you do and the result you bring, not a list of buzzwords.

Write the About section like a person

Only the first few lines show before 'see more', so open with a hook: what you do and why it matters. Write in the first person, give one or two concrete results, say what you're looking for and end with how to reach you.

Keep it true

The writer only uses the experience and numbers you give it and leaves [placeholders] where a real figure would make the point stronger. Recruiters check, and a specific true result beats a big vague claim.

Questions

Frequently asked

How long can a LinkedIn headline be?+

220 characters on desktop. On mobile, fewer characters show in search, so put the most important words first.

How long should my About section be?+

LinkedIn allows 2,600 characters. Around 150 to 300 words works well: long enough for a story and results, short enough to read.

Should I write in the first person?+

Yes. 'I build fast checkouts' reads as a person; 'John is a results-driven professional' reads as a template.

Which keywords should I use?+

The job titles and skills people search for in your field, usually the ones that appear in the job posts or client briefs you want. The writer suggests them from your experience.

Is this tool free?+

Yes. Every tool on this site is free with no sign-up. Each visitor gets 10 runs per tool per day, which keeps the tools fast and available for everyone.

Is what I paste saved or shared?+

No. Your input is sent to the AI model (Claude by Anthropic) only to generate your result, and it is not stored on this site. Still, do not paste passwords, financial details or anything confidential.

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