LinkedIn Headline Generator
Generate compelling headlines that make recruiters and prospects click your profile.
Example headlines for Founder/CEO:
Headline tips
- Keep it under 220 characters (LinkedIn limit)
- Lead with value, not just your title
- Include keywords recruiters search for
- Avoid buzzwords like "guru" or "ninja"
Great headline! Now write posts that match.
LI Writer helps you create consistent, engaging LinkedIn content.
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- 1
Select your role
Choose the category that best describes your professional role: Founder, Sales, Marketing, Developer, Recruiter, Consultant, or Other.
- 2
Enter your job title
Type your current or target job title. Be specific for better results.
- 3
Add your specialty
Enter your niche, industry focus, or key skill area to personalize the headlines.
- 4
Generate and copy
Click Generate Headlines, then click any headline to copy it to your clipboard.
About This Tool
Frequently Asked Questions
How long should my LinkedIn headline be?
LinkedIn allows up to 220 characters in your headline. Aim for 120-200 characters to ensure it displays fully on mobile and desktop while providing enough detail to stand out.
Should I include my job title in my headline?
Not necessarily. While job titles help recruiters find you, leading with value ("I help X achieve Y") often performs better than generic titles. Consider what makes you click on profiles yourself.
How often should I update my LinkedIn headline?
Update your headline when you change roles, pivot your focus, or want to attract different opportunities. Many successful LinkedIn users update their headline quarterly to stay fresh.
Can I use special characters in my LinkedIn headline?
Yes, you can use emojis and special characters. Use them sparingly for visual breaks. Common choices include | (pipe), bullet points, and relevant emojis. Avoid overusing them as it can look unprofessional.