Three LinkedIn posts in your voice. Pick one. Post it.

Up to 3,000 characters, the LinkedIn limit, with the count live as you edit. Any over-limit draft is written again before you see it.

Three ways. Pick up to three roster writers whose voice was learned from their X posts; a voice is sentence shape, so it carries to LinkedIn. Paste LinkedIn posts you wrote yourself. Or upload your LinkedIn data export. The voice is saved for LinkedIn and you can change it any time.

Three is enough to compare openers and few enough to decide in a minute. Each draft takes a different route to the same point. If none fits, press Write three more.

Three credits are reserved when you press Write three drafts and settled on what the drafts actually used. Typing a brief, teaching a LinkedIn voice and tightening the opener cost nothing, and nothing is charged until you press the button.

Every draft is checked for filler phrases, em-dashes and the character limit, and written again when it fails. The voice comes from real writers, so the rhythm is theirs, not a model's.

Yes. Publish now, save it as a draft, or schedule it in your own timezone. LinkedIn posts land in the same calendar as your X posts and videos.

Yes. Paste the link in the brief and the LinkedIn post writer reads the page and writes from what is on it, not from the headline. Three drafts come back, each pulling a different thread out of the piece.

Yes. Open any post in the calendar, tick an account and press Write it for me under its caption. The caption comes back in your brand's voice with the hook on the first line, whether the post is a video, an image or a document, and the one written for LinkedIn may run a longer middle with at most three hashtags. A caption you already wrote is rewritten rather than replaced, and Undo puts your own words back.