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Describe your role and what you do, pick a tone, and we’ll write a LinkedIn headline that fits the 220-character limit.
Your headline preview will appear here.
We’ll fit it under the platform’s character limit so it never gets cut off.
Our AI LinkedIn headline generator takes three steps and under a minute. No login required.
Share your role, your industry, who you help, and a result you’re proud of. The generator only uses the details you give it, so the more specific, the better.
Choose one of 10 tones, from professional to witty. The generator writes a headline in that voice and keeps it inside LinkedIn’s 220-character limit.
Happy with it? Copy it straight into your LinkedIn profile. Want another option? Click generate again for a fresh headline from the same description.
Your headline follows you everywhere on LinkedIn: search results, comments, posts, and connection requests. The best ones do these four things.
Put your job title or specialty first. It’s often the only part people see before your headline gets cut off.
Recruiters and clients search LinkedIn by skill and title. Include one or two of the keywords they’d use to find you.
“Designer” is a job. “Brand designer for coffee shops” is a reason to reach out. Name your audience.
A number, a result, or a well-known employer makes your headline believable. One strong detail beats a list of buzzwords.
Need inspiration? Here are 10 LinkedIn headline examples, with what makes each one work. Swap in your own details, or describe yourself in the generator above for a headline written just for you.
All of these fit LinkedIn’s 220-character limit. Want to add bold or italic text? Try our LinkedIn Text Formatter.
People use “LinkedIn bio” to mean a few different things. Here’s where each piece of your profile shows up, and how long it can be.
The line under your name. It appears in search results, on your posts, and next to every comment you leave. This is what the generator writes.
The longer summary on your profile. Use your new headline as its first line, then add your experience, results, and how to work with you.
Where your expertise really shows. Our LinkedIn Post Generator turns an idea into a ready-to-post update.
Copy any of these into the box above, pick a tone, and see what the generator writes. Then swap in your own details.
“Social media manager at a skincare brand. I grew our Instagram from 5,000 to 80,000 followers in two years.”
“Frontend engineer who builds accessible React apps. Five years at fintech startups, now looking for a staff role.”
“Founder of a scheduling app for dental clinics. We save front desks 10 hours a week and we’re hiring.”
“Freelance copywriter for B2B SaaS companies. I write websites and email campaigns that convert.”
“Final-year finance student at Boston University, interested in investment banking and looking for graduate roles.”
“Owner of a family-run landscaping company in Denver. Residential and commercial projects since 2012.”
Tip: the generator only uses what you tell it, so include your real title, audience, and results. “Marketer” gets you something generic. “B2B marketer who tripled inbound leads” gets you a headline you can use.
Got a headline you love? Here’s how to add it to your profile in under a minute, on the app or the website.
Select your profile picture, then View profile.
Select the pencil icon on your intro section, then paste your new headline into the Headline field.
Select Save. Your new headline shows up on your profile, posts, and comments straight away.
A strong headline brings people to your profile. Hopper HQ is the LinkedIn post scheduler that keeps you showing up in their feed, and posts to Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, X, and Pinterest from the same tab.
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Yes. The LinkedIn Headline Generator is 100% free and needs no login or sign-up. Describe yourself, pick a tone, and generate as many headlines as you like.
The LinkedIn headline character limit is 220 characters, and every headline this generator writes fits inside that limit. LinkedIn often shows only the start of your headline, for example next to your comments and in search results, so put your role and most important keywords first.
Your headline is the short line under your name, up to 220 characters. Your About section, sometimes called your LinkedIn summary, is the longer text further down your profile, up to 2,600 characters. People often call either one their LinkedIn bio. This generator writes headline-length copy, which also works as a short bio for speaker pages, newsletters, or the opening line of your About section.
Your role, who you help, and the result you deliver. Add one or two keywords people would search to find someone like you, and a detail that proves you’re good at it, such as a number, a specialty, or a notable employer. Our LinkedIn headline examples above show how that fits together.
Not the whole thing. It writes headline-length copy of up to 220 characters. A strong headline makes a great first line for your About section, though. Paste it in, then add a few sentences on your experience, your results, and how people can work with you.
Usually not. The generator leaves them out because most LinkedIn headlines read better without them, and they use up characters you could spend on keywords. If one emoji fits your personal brand, add it after you copy your headline.
Go to your profile, select the pencil icon on your intro section, replace the text in the Headline field, and select Save. Your new headline shows up on your profile, your posts, and your comments right away.
Just click generate again. Each click writes a fresh headline from the same description, so you can compare a few and keep your favorite. Switching the tone, say from professional to witty, is a quick way to get a noticeably different result.
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