A headline that says what you do
Your headline is the line under your name, and LinkedIn shows it next to every post and comment you write. The generator turns your role, skills and audience into five drafts in the tone you pick, each within 220 characters, so you can compare a short, clear version with a fuller one. Every draft shows its length, counted like our character counter.
If the AI part is switched off, the headline formula and the eight templates on this page work the same way. Fill in the brackets with your own details and you have a solid headline in a minute.
Tips for a better LinkedIn headline
- Start with the role. People and search both read the first words first.
- Name who you help. "For B2B founders" tells the right people they are in the right place.
- Show the value, not only the title. "Turning product updates into posts people read" says more than "Marketing".
- Keep it readable. Two or three parts separated by | read better than a long list of keywords.
- Keep it true. Only mention titles, credentials and results you can back up.
From headline to a profile people follow
A clear headline makes people look at your posts; regular posts make them follow. In PostBoost you can write LinkedIn posts with AI, format them, and schedule them for your profile and Page with your other networks.