LinkedIn summary generator
Paste your experience, skills and a few results. Get a first-person About section that hooks in the first two lines and stays under 2,600 characters.
Your draft appears here.
Written by AI on demand — nothing runs until you press the button. Always check facts and make it sound like you before posting.
A structure for your About section
- Hook (two lines). The only part visible before “see more” on your profile. A belief, a mission, or the problem you solve.
- What you do and for whom. One short paragraph, in plain words.
- How you work. What makes your approach different.
- Proof. Three results or highlights — a short bullet list works well here.
- Call to action. What should someone do next: email you, book a call, read your newsletter.
Add keywords naturally — LinkedIn search reads your About section — but don’t stuff them. Pair it with a sharp headline and check length on the character limit page.
Questions people ask
What should I write in my LinkedIn About section?
Open with two lines that hook (they show before “see more”), then say what you do and for whom, how you work, three short proof points, and how to reach you. Write in first person and keep paragraphs short.
How long should a LinkedIn summary be?
The limit is 2,600 characters. Most strong About sections are 150–300 words: long enough to show depth, short enough to read on a phone.
Should my LinkedIn summary be in first or third person?
First person. It is your own profile, and third person reads as distant or as if someone else wrote it.
Will the AI make up achievements?
It is instructed to use only the facts you provide and to leave [placeholders] where something is missing. Replace every placeholder before publishing.