LinkedIn Summary Generator
Create a compelling About section that tells your professional story.
Summary writing tips
- First 300 characters appear before "see more" - make them count
- Write in first person for warmth and connection
- Include specific numbers and achievements when possible
- End with a clear call to action
Profile looking sharp! Time to create content.
LI Writer helps you create engaging posts that match your professional voice.
Try LI Writer FreeHow to Use This Tool
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Choose your angle
Select whether you want to focus on your story, expertise, mission, or a combination.
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Fill in the prompts
Answer the guided questions about your experience, achievements, and goals.
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Generate your summary
Click generate to create a polished, professional About section.
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Customize and copy
Edit the generated text to add your personal voice, then copy to LinkedIn.
About This Tool
Frequently Asked Questions
How long should my LinkedIn summary be?
Aim for 200-400 words. LinkedIn allows up to 2,600 characters, but most readers skim. Front-load the most important information in the first 300 characters, which display before the "see more" fold.
Should I write in first or third person?
First person is more personal and engaging for most professionals. Third person can work for executives or when your profile serves as a formal bio. Whichever you choose, be consistent.
What should I include in my LinkedIn About section?
Include: what you do and who you help, your key achievements or expertise, what makes you different, and a call to action. Optionally add personal touches that make you memorable.
How often should I update my summary?
Update your summary when your role, focus, or career goals change significantly. At minimum, review it annually to ensure it still represents you accurately.