LinkedIn Post Generator
The RecurPost LinkedIn post generator is a free built-in AI tool that generates posts for your clients’ profiles and company pages. RecurPost lets agencies and freelancers use the tool for free without an account. To get started, describe your business, add a keyword, and select the tone to get caption suggestions with hashtag options.
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RecurPost’s LinkedIn Post Generator Writes Posts from Business Descriptions
The RecurPost LinkedIn post generator needs 3 inputs from you to provide usable post copy drafts with hashtags. It returns more than 1 caption per generation, so your account managers start with an outline instead of from scratch.
LinkedIn’s maximum post length. RecurPost counts characters in the composer before you schedule, so a long draft gets caught at compose rather than at publish.
A short business description, the tone for the client profile or company page, and the keywords that should appear by name.
Thought leadership, company update, hiring post, client case study, and event promotion, each written from a different brief.
No account, no email address, and none of the 100 AI post credits that come with a new RecurPost account.
LinkedIn Rules that RecurPost Post Generator Copies Need to Clear
Editors in your agency spend their time fitting the AI post draft within LinkedIn’s 3,000-character cap, checking the copy that shows before the “see more” button, and targeting posts to the right client profiles and company pages for specific dates. RecurPost checks 6 LinkedIn posting rules while you compose and edit generated drafts to add to the queue.
3,000 characters. RecurPost counts characters in the composer before you schedule.
Opening lines display before the “see more” click. RecurPost displays a post preview of the draft that appears to the audience on the platform.
Up to 1,000 characters. RecurPost accepts alt text on every image.
Up to 9 images. RecurPost adds 1 alt text per image.
Best placed in the first comment. RecurPost auto-publishes the post first and the first comment, which carries the outbound link, second.
LinkedIn rejects WebP. RecurPost converts WebP into PNG before upload.
LinkedIn caps 3,000 characters for post length. However, the first 2 lines make the most impact, as everything past them is hidden behind a “see more” click. For any clients’ posts, add the context in the first 2 lines of the generated draft. Check the full dimension table for every LinkedIn format in the LinkedIn post size guide.
Place your post’s outbound links in LinkedIn’s first comment. It helps RecurPost to publish the link second, after the actual post is live. Write the caption in the compose box and add the link in the composer’s first comment field.
The post generator draft is ready to use if the character length matches and the context sits in the opening lines. The draft is not ready if the character count exceeds the cap or the message is lost behind “see more”. Both are simple edit actions, not post generator faults.
5 Post Types that LinkedIn Post Generator Writes for Your Agency
Try the RecurPost LinkedIn post generator to create 5 types of LinkedIn posts to fill your client calendars. Each type needs a different brief.
Brief: 1 claim and 1 supported proof point.
Brief: 1 change, 1 date, and who it affects.
Brief: 1 role, 1 team, and 1 location or remote policy.
Brief: 1 starting condition, 1 action, and 1 measured result.
Brief: 1 date, 1 format, and 1 registration route.
There is a 6th post category that behaves differently: document posts. RecurPost accepts PDF, PPT, and DOC files to upload to LinkedIn as native carousels with custom titles. The caption you generate should say something other than what slide 1 already says. The LinkedIn scheduler manages the upload and the carousel rendering.
These 5 are standard editorial post types for generated drafts on your clients’ LinkedIn accounts. Posts with medical, financial, and legal claims are a different matter. RecurPost’s generator writes the draft; it does not verify statements.
Freelancer example: provide 4 different briefs for 4 separate hiring posts. Include the role, the team, and the location in the description field rather than at the edit stage to save time. The tone stays the same across all 4 posts.
Input a Client’s Business-Specific Brief for a Usable First Draft
RecurPost’s LinkedIn post generator writes to the brief it is given. A thin brief produces generic copy you will rewrite from scratch. A specific brief produces copy that needs line edits.
Describe the business
Enter the client’s business, product, or service in the description field. It determines the subject and the audience in the output.
Add the keywords
The keyword field decides which entities appear by name, such as the product, the industry, and the offer.
Choose the tone
The tone field sets whether the post reads in a formal executive voice or a conversational founder voice.
Generate, then edit
RecurPost returns more than 1 caption per generation. Your account managers edit the chosen draft to add the client’s brand voice before it reaches the composer.
For example, 2 briefs from a client that sells payroll software to 50-person firms:
- Thin brief: “post about our payroll software”
- Specific brief: “Payroll software for 50-person firms. The audience is the office manager who runs payroll by hand every fortnight. The offer is free migration from spreadsheets. One client cut payroll processing from 6 hours to 40 minutes. The call to action is a demo booking.”
The generated copy differs because the description differs. Agency example: the RecurPost generator drafts post captions per profile, whether you manage 12 client LinkedIn profiles or 6 company pages. Your account managers still edit all 18 posts to add brand voice per client. For a B2B SaaS client that needs a hiring post and a product update, provide 2 separate briefs rather than 1 combined brief.
Schedule Posts on RecurPost with LinkedIn Post Generator Drafts
RecurPost uses LinkedIn’s official API to post to personal profiles and company pages. You do not need a password from your client to publish to either surface.
All edited drafts transfer into RecurPost’s AI publishing workflow, and from there into publishing automation, where a generated draft becomes a scheduled post on the client’s LinkedIn profile or company page.
RecurPost onboards clients through email or link invites. The client receives the invite and self-authorizes the connection through LinkedIn’s own permissions page once. The connection lands in your RecurPost workspace without any passwords.
RecurPost counts a client’s personal LinkedIn profile and their company page as 1 social account each. A client with both consumes 2 of the 20 accounts on the Agency plan.
A generated draft sitting in next week’s queue does not fail on an expired LinkedIn token, because RecurPost refreshes access tokens automatically. When a post does fail, RecurPost names the reason and the fix rather than showing a red icon.
You can complete account setup for a new client and queue posts into the calendar the same day. This suits clients who prefer an email invite over credential sharing and want posts scheduled in advance. It does not suit a client who insists on publishing by hand from their own phone.
No credit card. One composer covers a full client mix, so a generated LinkedIn draft and the rest of the client’s calendar sit in the same publishing queue.
When RecurPost’s LinkedIn Post Generator Fits You, and When It Doesn’t
- A first draft for your client’s LinkedIn profile or company page that an account manager will edit before publish.
- A pitch for a prospect, or sample LinkedIn copy for a client whose accounts are not in your workspace yet.
- A standard editorial post such as a company update, a new hire, or a case study.
- Copy carrying legal, financial, or medical claims that need review before anything is written down.
- 1 post that needs versions for several networks at once, which the composer handles.
- A documented client brand voice that needs a writer rather than an edited draft.
The RecurPost social media scheduler covers scheduling, approvals, the social inbox, and client reporting alongside per-network post copy. This generator writes one LinkedIn draft; the product decides where that draft publishes. The rest of the set sits in RecurPost free tools.
Where the Free Generator Stops and RecurPost’s In-App AI Starts
The generator on this page writes 1 draft at a time and you copy it out by hand. It consumes no AI credits per generation.
RecurPost’s AI content generator sits inside the ‘Share a post’ composer and uses ChatGPT from OpenAI. Write a prompt, then reshape the result with follow-ups such as “make it shorter” or “add a question”. 1 prompt generates copy for 10 social platforms, including LinkedIn.
The free generator suits a single draft for a client whose accounts are not in your workspace yet. The in-app AI content generator suits 1 post that needs several network versions, or a content calendar that repeats every month.
Every new RecurPost account starts with 100 AI post credits and 10 AI image credits. Once those run out, a block of 200 AI posts costs $10 per month as an add-on. The in-app generator draws 1 credit per generation; the free generator on this page draws none.
Agency example: draft a LinkedIn post with the free generator for a client prospect pitch. When the prospect signs, switch to the AI content generator to draft per-platform posts for their calendar, which covers Instagram and Facebook alongside LinkedIn.
RecurPost LinkedIn Post Generator FAQs
Is RecurPost’s LinkedIn post generator free?
RecurPost’s LinkedIn post generator is free and needs no account. It consumes none of the 100 AI post credits that come with a new RecurPost account, so running it forty times in one planning session costs nothing.
Does the generator write hashtags as well as the caption?
Yes. RecurPost’s LinkedIn post generator returns suggested hashtags alongside each caption, based on your description, tone, and keyword input. Save hashtag groups as Bags of Tags inside the RecurPost composer and reuse them across a client’s posts.
How long can a LinkedIn post be?
A LinkedIn post holds 3,000 characters. RecurPost counts characters in the composer before you schedule, so a long generated draft gets caught in the ‘Share a post’ compose section rather than at the publish stage.
Where should the link go in a LinkedIn post?
Outbound links work best in the first comment on a LinkedIn post. RecurPost publishes that first comment automatically once the post goes live, so you schedule the caption and the link together.
Can I generate a LinkedIn hiring post or a company update?
Yes. Add the role, the team, and the location or remote policy to the description field for a hiring post. For a company update, include the change, the date, and who it affects.
Do I need my client’s LinkedIn password to schedule the generated post?
No. RecurPost never asks for a client’s LinkedIn password. The client receives an email or link invite, self-authorizes their own profile or company page, and keeps their credentials.
What is the difference between this free tool and RecurPost’s in-app AI?
RecurPost’s free LinkedIn post generator writes one draft that you copy out by hand. RecurPost’s in-app AI content generator sits in the composer, reshapes drafts through follow-up prompts, and writes one post for ten networks. The free tool uses no credits. The in-app generator draws on AI post credits.
Try RecurPost LinkedIn Post Generator for Your Client Accounts
Use the RecurPost LinkedIn post generator to write first drafts from a description, a tone, and a keyword for your client’s LinkedIn personal profile and company page workflows. RecurPost’s Agency plan covers 20 social profile connections at $79 per month, and a LinkedIn company page and a personal profile each count as 1 social account. Extra social profiles cost $4 per profile per month and user seats cost $20 per user per month. See plans and pricing for every add-on with its unit price.
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