Paste your LinkedIn profile URL
Start with your public LinkedIn profile so the tool has a clear view of your background, positioning, and the kind of topics you can credibly post about.
Drop in your LinkedIn profile URL and we'll draft 7 posts you can edit, publish, or queue up later.
Use your LinkedIn profile as the starting point, then let the tool build a week of post ideas and drafts around your existing voice and experience.
Start with your public LinkedIn profile so the tool has a clear view of your background, positioning, and the kind of topics you can credibly post about.
The tool analyzes the profile context and creates a week's worth of post drafts designed to feel specific to you instead of generic filler.
Use the generated set as your starting point, then keep the strongest drafts, rewrite parts you want to personalize, and drop anything that does not fit.
Once you have the first batch, it becomes much easier to keep posting consistently because you are editing and scheduling instead of staring at an empty page.
A few common questions about generating a week of LinkedIn posts from your profile and what to expect from the output.
It means the tool generates seven LinkedIn post drafts from the context in your profile, giving you a full week of starting points in one pass.
No. A fuller profile helps, but the tool can still work from your headline, about section, role history, and other profile context even if you have not posted consistently yet.
They are meant to be strong first drafts. You will usually get the best result by trimming, reordering, or personalizing a few lines before posting.
The tool uses your profile as source material, which helps the drafts feel more relevant to your work, experience, and positioning than generic AI prompts usually do.
Yes. You can generate the seven-post batch from the public tool without paying to try it.
Consistency is easier when you build momentum in batches. A week of posts gives you enough runway to keep publishing without needing to invent a new idea every day.
Batching the first draft work upfront makes posting feel lighter for the rest of the week, because you are refining instead of inventing from scratch.
Starting from your LinkedIn profile gives the drafts a better chance of sounding relevant to your work instead of drifting into generic advice-post territory.
A week of drafts gives you a practical content runway, which makes it easier to show up consistently and learn what topics actually resonate.
When you generate a small batch instead of a single post, you can choose the sharpest hooks and best angles instead of settling for the first idea you get.
LinkedIn has 260 Million active users & just 3 million post weekly (and take all the 9B+ impressions). It's never been easier to be in the 1%.