AI career tool · Free to use
LinkedIn Summary Generator
Add your role, skills and wins to get 3 LinkedIn About sections and 3 headline ideas, written for your goal, whether that's a new job, clients or a bigger network. Preview it on a profile, edit it and copy it. Choose from 18 languages.
- 3 About sections + 3 headlines
- Counted to LinkedIn's 2,600 limit
- Free, or use your own AI key
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Headline ideas click one to preview
About sections pick one to preview and edit
How to test it
- Press marketer under the form, then Write my summary. Three About sections and three headlines appear.
- Pick one. The profile preview shows what people see before "see more", and the checks confirm your skills are mentioned.
- Paste your current About section into the edit box to check it the same way.
Shared AI: your details go to our server and then to Google Gemini or OpenRouter. Identical requests are reused for 1 hour.
How this LinkedIn summary generator works
Written for your goal
A job search, client work, networking, hiring or a business each need a different About. The AI writes for the goal you pick, in your tone, voice and language.
Only your facts
It's told to use only what you enter, without inventing employers, numbers or awards, and to write plain text, because LinkedIn doesn't show bold or headings.
Checked before you paste
Each version is counted against 2,600 characters, previewed with "see more", and checked for your skills, a call to action and a consistent voice.
Check it yourself. Open your browser's developer tools (F12) and choose the Network tab. With the shared AI you'll see one request to our site; with your own key, requests go only to Google or OpenRouter.
Common LinkedIn About problems
Find yours. Each button sets up the fix.
| Problem | Fix | Action |
|---|---|---|
| I don't know if my current About is any good | Paste it into the edit box. It's counted, previewed with "see more" and checked for skills and a call to action. | |
| I'm a fresher with little experience | Put projects, internships and courses under achievements and choose Find a job. | |
| Recruiters see my profile but don't message me | Choose Find a job so the About ends with a clear invitation, and use a headline that says what role you want. | |
| "The shared AI is busy" | Add your own free Gemini or OpenRouter key and keep generating from your browser. | |
| I want to share my work in posts too | Write LinkedIn posts that match your About in the post generator. | Post generator |
What makes a strong LinkedIn About section
The first two or three lines decide whether anyone presses "see more". A strong opening says who you help and how, in plain words. The rest gives proof, like results, tools and the kind of work you do, then ends by telling the reader what to do next.
The checks here count characters, look for each of your skills in the text, confirm there's a call to action, and flag mixed voice (both "I" and "he" or "she"), leftover markdown and invented-sounding superlatives you should verify.
LinkedIn profile limits
| Field | Limit | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Headline | 220 characters | Shown under your name everywhere you comment or appear in search. |
| About | 2,600 characters | Only the first 2 or 3 lines show before "see more". |
| Experience description | 2,000 characters per role | Room for results and tools for each job. |
| Skills | Up to 100 | Pin your top skills so they show first. |
| Custom profile URL | 3 to 100 characters | Letters and numbers only, like linkedin.com/in/yourname. |
LinkedIn About mistakes to avoid
Things recruiters and clients notice in seconds.
Everyone says it. Show one real result instead.
LinkedIn shows the asterisks. Use plain text.
Only if it's true and you can explain it. Interviewers will ask.
Mixed voice reads like copy-paste. Pick first or third person.
Good habits for your LinkedIn profile
Setting it up
- Use a clear photo and a banner that shows your field.
- Make your headline say the role you want, not just your title.
- Pin your top 3 skills and ask colleagues to endorse them.
- Add 2 or 3 links or files under Featured.
Keeping it fresh
- Update the About after every new role or big result.
- Post or comment once a week to stay visible.
- Turn on Open to Work privately if you're job hunting.
- Re-read it as a stranger every few months.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers about limits, voice, search and your data.
How long can a LinkedIn About section be?
2,600 characters. LinkedIn shows only the first two or three lines before "see more", so the opening line matters most. Your headline, the line under your name, can be up to 220 characters.
Is the LinkedIn summary generator free?
Yes. The shared AI gives every visitor 15 free generations an hour, each with 3 summaries and 3 headline ideas. If it's busy or you need more, add your own Gemini or OpenRouter key and generate within that key's quota.
Will it make up achievements?
It's told to use only what you enter and not to invent employers, numbers, awards or results. Still, read every line before you publish; you're responsible for what your profile says.
Should my summary be in the first or third person?
First person ("I help…") reads more naturally on LinkedIn and is the default. Choose third person if your company or industry expects it.
Does it help me show up in LinkedIn search?
Mentioning your role and key skills in plain words helps people and LinkedIn understand what you do. Search results also depend on your headline, experience, skills section, location and activity, so no summary can promise a ranking.
Why are there no bold words or bullet symbols?
LinkedIn's About section doesn't support formatting, so **bold** shows up as asterisks. The summaries use short paragraphs instead, which read well on phones.
What happens if the shared AI doesn't work?
The tool tries Google Gemini first and OpenRouter second. If both fail, or the hourly limit is reached, it explains why and opens the key panel so you can continue with your own free key.
Is my information saved?
With the shared AI, your details go to our server and then to Google Gemini or OpenRouter, and identical requests are reused for 1 hour. With your own key, they go straight from your browser to the AI provider. Your last 15 generations are saved only in this browser.