Free AI LinkedIn Post Generator

An AI LinkedIn post generator turns an idea, a result or an announcement into a post that is ready for your feed. Tell Deepege what happened, who you are writing for and the tone, and get a draft with a strong first line, short paragraphs and a clear ending, plus an image if you want one, all editable in the same chat.

Deepege chat mockup: a LinkedIn post request for SaaS founders and the finished post with a strong first line and stat image

Mockup: three opening lines for the same LinkedIn post, labeled number, story and contrarian

A first line that earns "see more"

LinkedIn shows only the first few lines of a post before readers tap "see more", so the opening decides whether anyone reads the rest. Ask for several openings and Deepege writes different first lines for the same post, such as a number, a short story or a contrarian take. Pick one and the rest of the post is built around it.

Mockup: a LinkedIn post link pasted in chat, why the post works, and a new post written in the same structure

Learn from a post that worked

Found a LinkedIn post you wish you had written? Paste its link into the chat. Deepege reads the public post, including its text and its like and comment counts, explains why the opening and structure work, and then writes your own post in a similar shape about your topic, in your words rather than a copy of theirs.

Mockup: LinkedIn post images made in chat in square, portrait and wide formats: stat card, hiring and event

An image to go with the post

Ask Deepege for an image in the same chat: a stat card for a result, a hiring announcement or a chart-style graphic, in square, portrait or wide format. Keep the words on the image short, check them before you post, and ask for changes in plain words if the colors or layout are not right.

How to use

1
Describe your post
Say what happened or what you want to share, who it is for and the tone. Edit the sample prompt above to start faster.
2
Review the draft
Deepege writes the post with the opening, the body and the ending you asked for. Ask for other first lines or a shorter version at any time.
3
Add an image and copy
Ask for an image if you want one, check names and numbers, then copy the post and upload the image on LinkedIn.

Used across industries

SaaS example: a founder's LinkedIn post about cutting first reply time from 9 hours to 2, with a stat card — SaaS founders and startups
A founder wants to share how the support team cut first reply time from 9 hours to 2. Deepege writes a post that opens with the result, explains three changes in short paragraphs and ends with a question for other founders, with a stat card image.

Hiring example: a LinkedIn post for a remote, full-time Product Designer role with a We're hiring image — Recruiters and hiring managers
A hiring manager needs a post for a remote Product Designer role. The post says what the new designer will work on first, keeps the tone human and asks readers to share it with someone who fits, with a "We're hiring" image.

B2B example: a LinkedIn case study post about a client's scrap rate falling 38% in six months, with a chart — B2B companies and agencies
A manufacturing supplier turns a client result into a short case study: scrap rate down 38% in six months, what changed on the line and an invitation to message the team. A simple chart image goes with the post.

What makes a good LinkedIn post

Most people decide in the first two lines whether to keep reading a LinkedIn post. A post that works usually has:

A first line that makes people tap "see more": a number, a short moment from a story or a clear opinion.
One idea per post: one result, one lesson or one announcement, not all three.
Short paragraphs: one to three sentences each, with space between them so the post is easy to read on a phone.
Specifics: real numbers, what you tried and what you learned, shared with permission when other people or clients are involved.
An ending that invites replies: a question for readers or a simple next step, such as sending you a message.
A few hashtags at most: two or three that describe the topic, or none.

LinkedIn post ideas for businesses

Results and milestones: what changed, by how much, and what made the difference.
Lessons learned: a mistake, what you changed and what others can take from it.
Hiring posts: what the person will work on, who they will work with and how to apply.
Event recaps: three takeaways from a talk, panel or trade show.
Launches and updates: the problem the new product or feature solves, in your customer's words.

How this tool works

Edit the prompt above with your topic, audience and tone. After you sign in, Deepege opens a new chat and sends your prompt, and the post appears in the chat. Ask for other openings, a shorter version, an image or another language until it reads right, then copy it into LinkedIn. Posting the same news on other channels? Try the Facebook post generator or make a matching graphic with the AI poster generator.

FAQ

What is an AI LinkedIn post generator?

It is a tool that drafts LinkedIn posts for you. On this page you describe your topic, audience and tone, and Deepege chat writes a post with an opening line, short paragraphs and an ending, which you can change by chatting before you copy it into LinkedIn.

Is this LinkedIn post generator free?

Yes, you can try it for free. You get free credits on sign-up, so you can open Deepege chat from this page and write a post right away. When the credits run out, you can keep going on a paid plan.

Can it write posts that sound like me?

Yes. Describe your tone, or paste two or three of your past posts into the chat and ask Deepege to write in the same style. Read each draft and change anything you would not say yourself.

Can it create an image for my LinkedIn post?

Yes. Ask for an image in the same chat, such as a stat card, a hiring graphic or a chart-style image, in square, portrait or wide format. The images are AI-generated, so check any words and numbers on them before you post.

Can Deepege learn from a LinkedIn post I like?

Yes. Paste the link to a public LinkedIn post and Deepege reads its text and its like and comment counts, then explains what makes it work. It cannot search LinkedIn for trending posts or topics, so bring the link of the post you want to learn from.

Can I use the posts for my business?

Yes, you can use them on your own profile or company page. Deepege does not publish to LinkedIn for you: you copy the text and upload the image yourself. Check names, numbers and client details before you post, and see the Deepege user agreement for details.