Free tool
Write your LinkedIn About section from five answers.
Answer five short questions and get three drafts of your LinkedIn summary, in plain words, ready to edit.
The short answer
Your LinkedIn summary, now called the About section, should say who you help, how you do it and why anyone should believe you, in the first few lines. LinkedIn hides the rest behind "see more", and most visitors are only checking whether you're worth replying to.
What to put in it
- Open with the person you help, not your life story.
- Say how you do it, in the words you'd use on a call.
- Give one or two pieces of proof. Real numbers beat adjectives.
- End with what to do next. A message, a link, a question.
- Write in the first person. "I help" reads better than "Priya is a results-driven professional".
How this generator works
It fills your answers into three structures, with no AI, in your browser. Read the draft aloud and fix anything that doesn't sound like you. The better your answers, especially the proof, the better the result.
Questions
How long can a LinkedIn summary be?
Up to 2,600 characters. You don't need all of them, and only the first few lines show before "see more".
Should I write it in the first person?
Yes. It's your profile, and "I" sounds like a person. Third person tends to read like a company bio.
What's the difference between a headline and a summary?
The headline is the short line under your name, shown across LinkedIn. The summary, or About section, is the longer text on your profile.
Does this use AI?
No. It puts your answers into structures in your browser, and nothing is sent anywhere.
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