Free LinkedIn Post Preview Generator

Free
LinkedIn Post
Preview Tool

Preview LinkedIn posts before publishing, compare desktop and mobile-style See more cutoffs, and pair the draft with an image before you copy it into LinkedIn.

Desktop fold

~210 chars

Mobile fold

~140 chars

Full post limit

3,000 chars

1. Draft To Preview
Audience label

Choose the visibility label you expect to use in LinkedIn.

Paste or write the post draft here. The preview on the right updates as you edit.

Upload an image to see how a media post sits in the feed. For URL cards, use LinkedIn Post Inspector instead.

Characters

323 / 3,000

Opening paragraph

52 chars

Paragraphs

4

Words

56

Hashtags

0

Mentions

0

Scanability notes

Deterministic checks for the post shape, not AI writing feedback.

Opening block

good

Your first paragraph lands quickly and leaves room for the click into the rest of the post.

Structure

good

The draft already uses white space, which helps the feed feel lighter and easier to scan.

Hashtags

neutral

No hashtags detected. That keeps the preview clean if you want the hook to do all the work.

Conversation cue

good

The draft includes a question or CTA, which can give the ending a clearer next step.

2. Preview Surface

Feed preview

Desktop after fold

113 chars

Mobile after fold

183 chars

Preview focus

See more + spacing

LinkedIn Feed Preview

Compare desktop, mobile, collapsed, and expanded states before you publish.

Surface
Desktop feed / Collapsed
This is a directional post preview, not LinkedIn Post Inspector. Use it to spot See more, spacing, and image balance issues before you move into the live composer.
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Jordan Lee

Founder helping service businesses build a calmer content workflow

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Most LinkedIn posts do not fail at 3,000 characters. They fail in the first block because the strongest line lands after See more. If you want more people to read the post, move the useful sentence earlier...see more

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Preview The Feed First

A free LinkedIn post preview tool for the first fold.

Most LinkedIn posts are judged in the feed before they are read in full. The opening lines need to carry the hook, the context, and the reason to tap See more.

Paste a draft into this LinkedIn post preview generator, then switch between desktop and mobile-style views, collapsed and expanded states, and optional image layout. It is built for the final check before you copy the post into LinkedIn.

Best practice: treat the desktop and mobile cutoffs as close previews, not exact promises. LinkedIn can adjust wrapping by device, font rendering, and interface updates.

1. Paste the draft

Bring the post in as written so you can inspect the real line breaks, length, mentions, and hashtags.

2. Check See more

Use the collapsed feed preview first. If the useful line lands after the fold, move it earlier.

3. Add media if needed

Upload an optional image to see whether the visual supports the opening or pulls attention away from it.

What this LinkedIn post preview generator checks

The job is not to generate another draft. The job is to show how the post reads once LinkedIn adds the feed frame, hides part of the copy, wraps the text on different screens, and places media under the opening lines.

Desktop and mobile LinkedIn preview

Switch between desktop and mobile-style surfaces to catch different wrapping. A sentence that fits cleanly on desktop can feel heavier once the feed gets narrower.

See more cutoff before publishing

The collapsed preview shows how much of the post remains above the fold. Use it to decide whether the hook, useful sentence, or CTA needs to move earlier.

Line breaks, white space, and scanability

Short paragraphs are easier to read in the feed. The preview keeps the real spacing visible so dense blocks stand out before they reach the live composer.

Optional image post balance

Upload the image you plan to use and check the text and media together. Some posts need a shorter opening once the visual takes over part of the attention.

Free browser preview with no account

The tool works as a quick LinkedIn post previewer for one draft or as a repeat checkpoint in your publishing process. No signup is required to paste, preview, upload an image, or copy the finished post.

Not the LinkedIn Post Inspector

LinkedIn Post Inspector is for refreshing URL preview metadata. This page is for previewing the text, desktop or mobile feed fold, line breaks, and optional image layout of the post itself.

LinkedIn post preview FAQ

What is the LinkedIn post character limit?

LinkedIn text posts support up to 3,000 characters. The practical constraint is usually much shorter: the opening lines that appear before someone taps See more.

How much of a LinkedIn post shows before See more?

The exact cutoff can vary by surface, device, and LinkedIn interface changes. This tool uses separate desktop and mobile-style preview states so you can check the first fold without pretending there is one perfect number.

Can I preview a LinkedIn image post too?

Yes. You can upload an optional image to see how the text and media sit together in the mockup before you publish the real post.

Can I preview LinkedIn links, carousels, or videos?

This tool previews LinkedIn text posts and optional single-image layout. LinkedIn renders URL cards, PDF carousels, and video posts differently, so treat those formats as separate checks in the live composer.

Is this the same as LinkedIn Post Inspector?

No. LinkedIn Post Inspector is for checking or refreshing the preview image and metadata attached to a URL. This LinkedIn post preview tool is for checking the text, See more fold, desktop or mobile wrapping, and optional image balance of a post draft.

Is this an exact LinkedIn rendering?

It is a practical preview, not an official LinkedIn simulator. The goal is to catch structure, truncation, and visual balance issues early, knowing the live interface may still vary slightly.

Do I need an account, and is my draft saved?

No account is required. The post text and uploaded image preview stay in your browser while you use the tool, and you can copy the finished draft when you are ready.