How to use the LinkedIn post generator
Give the tool a real, specific topic. The more concrete your input, the less generic the draft.
- Write the topic in a sentence or two: what happened, what you learned or what you think. Details you provide are the only facts the draft should use.
- Pick a tone: natural, story, analytical or bold. Switch the language between English and Turkish if you post in both.
- Press the button and read both drafts. Each shows a character count and a copy button.
- Edit before you post. Add your own detail, cut anything that does not sound like you and check every claim. The tool never posts for you.
What makes a good LinkedIn post
There is no formula that guarantees reach, but most posts that hold attention share a few habits. The generator is prompted around them.
- Lead with the hook. Only the first lines show before the “see more” cut, so the opening has to earn the click on its own.
- One idea per post. A single clear point with one concrete example beats a list of five loosely related thoughts.
- Short paragraphs and white space. One to three lines per paragraph reads easily on a phone, where most of the feed is read.
- Be specific. A real moment, a decision or a number you can stand behind is more convincing than a general lesson.
- End with something real: an insight or a genuine question. “Thoughts?” adds nothing.
- Go easy on hashtags and emoji. A few relevant hashtags at most, and no walls of emoji.
A simple LinkedIn post structure
Most strong posts follow this shape. Use it as a checklist when you edit the generated draft.
| Part | What it does | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Hook | Makes someone stop and tap “see more” | Does it work alone, in one or two lines? |
| Body | Gives the story, reasoning or example | Short paragraphs, one idea, nothing you cannot back up |
| Takeaway | States the point in plain words | Could a reader repeat it in one sentence? |
| Closing line | Invites a reply or ends cleanly | A real question or a clear last thought, not filler |
| Extras | Links, hashtags, mentions | Keep them few; many writers put a link in the first comment instead of the post |
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Frequently asked questions
Is the LinkedIn post generator free?
Yes. You get three free generations a day, two drafts each, with no sign-up and no card. For more, create a free xVirals account: it starts with 500 credits and no card.
Why is there a daily limit?
Every draft is written by an AI model, which costs real money, so the free version is capped per day. The limit resets every 24 hours.
Does it post to LinkedIn for me?
No. It only writes drafts. You copy one, edit it and post it yourself. The tool does not connect to your LinkedIn account.
Do you store what I type?
The topic you enter is sent to an AI provider to write the drafts. We do not keep it: only an anonymous counter for the daily limit is stored. Do not enter confidential or personal information.
Does it write in Turkish?
Yes. Switch the language to Türkçe and the drafts are written in Turkish. English works the same way.
How do I make the posts sound like me?
This free tool uses a generic style. xVirals learns your writing style from your public posts and drafts in your voice: 500 free credits at sign-up, no card. You still review and post everything yourself.