How to use the post generator
- Write what happened or what you learned, in any language. A few lines are enough. Real details make better posts.
- Get two versions: a short story with a lesson, and a list of practical tips.
- Add your own detail or number, read it once, and post it yourself.
What makes a LinkedIn post work
- A first line that stops the scroll. A surprising fact, a short story start, or a clear promise.
- One idea per post. If you have three ideas, that is three posts.
- Short lines and white space. People read LinkedIn on phones.
- Something real. Your own example beats general advice every time.
- A simple question at the end invites comments, which helps the post reach more people.
Post ideas when you are stuck
- A mistake you made at work and what you changed after.
- A question a client asked you this week, and your answer.
- A tool or process that saves you time.
- Something you believe about your industry that most people do not.
- A small win, with the steps that led to it.
Read our guide: how to write a LinkedIn post when English is your second language.
Questions
Is the LinkedIn post generator free?
Yes, a few posts a day without signing up. The SunReply extension writes posts right inside LinkedIn and gives every new account 50 free credits.
Can I write my idea in my own language?
Yes. Write in Hindi, Bangla, Arabic, Urdu or any language and get the post in English.
Will it make up numbers or results?
No. It is told not to invent numbers, clients or results. Add your own real details to make the post stronger.
How long should a LinkedIn post be?
Most good posts are 100 to 250 words, with short lines and one clear idea.
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