LinkedIn Character Counter
Count characters for LinkedIn posts with our professional tool. Stay within LinkedIn's 3,000 character limit and craft posts that engage your professional network.
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LinkedIn Post Character Count Best Practices
LinkedIn allows 3,000 characters, but engagement varies by length:
- Hook in first 150 characters: This shows before "...see more" - make it compelling.
- Ideal length is 1,300-1,900 characters: Longer, value-packed posts perform well on LinkedIn.
- Use short paragraphs: 1-2 sentences per paragraph improves readability on mobile.
- Include 3-5 hashtags: Use relevant industry hashtags for better discoverability.
- Professional tone: Maintain a professional but conversational voice throughout.
- Add value first: Share insights before promoting products or services.
How to Use LinkedIn Character Counter
Create professional LinkedIn posts with our counter:
- Draft your post: Enter your LinkedIn post content into the counter.
- Track character count: Monitor your usage of the 3,000 character limit.
- Check the hook: Ensure your first 150 characters are engaging.
- Review formatting: Verify line breaks and paragraph structure.
- Copy to LinkedIn: Once finalized, copy your post to LinkedIn.
Why Count LinkedIn Post Characters?
Character counting enhances LinkedIn engagement:
- Optimize hook: First 150 characters determine if people expand your post.
- Find ideal length: Aim for 1,300-1,900 characters for best engagement.
- Professional polish: Well-crafted posts reflect your professional brand.
- Maximize reach: Proper length with hashtags improves discoverability.
- Value delivery: Ensure you're providing substance, not just filling space.
LinkedIn Character Counter Tips
Optimize your LinkedIn posts for professional success:
- Hook is everything: Spend time crafting the first 150 characters.
- Go longer than Twitter: LinkedIn rewards longer, value-packed posts.
- Use line breaks generously: Break up text every 1-2 sentences for mobile readers.
- Include storytelling: Personal stories and case studies perform well.
- End with a question: Encourage discussion with a thoughtful question.
- Strategic hashtags: Use 3-5 relevant hashtags for better reach.