LinkedIn Character Counter

See how much of the 3,000-character allowance is left and how the post opens.

Check against:

0 / 3,000

3,000 left

Network-specific link weighting and account-level limits can differ from this browser estimate.

0 characters
0 without spaces
0 words
0 sentences
0 lines
0 emojis
0 min reading time

LinkedIn details

Hashtags
0
Mentions
0
Links
0

Roughly what shows before “more”

Your opening lines appear here.

The cut-off varies by device and app version, so treat it as an estimate.

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Practical guide

Earn the “see more” click

LinkedIn allows 3,000 characters, but the feed shows only a few lines first. A strong post makes the reader curious enough to expand it, so the opening sentence matters more than the total length.

The fold preview shows roughly where the post is cut on desktop; on mobile it is shorter. Write the first two lines so they stand alone and promise something specific.

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  1. 01

    Paste the post

    Include paragraph breaks, since short paragraphs are part of the format.

  2. 02

    Check the opening

    Read the fold preview and confirm it gives a reason to click “see more”.

  3. 03

    Confirm the length

    Make sure the full post stays within 3,000 characters.

Pro tips

Pro tips for LinkedIn posts

The fold comes early

LinkedIn truncates long posts behind “see more” after roughly 210 characters on desktop, and sooner on mobile. The first sentence has to earn the click.

Space for structure

Short paragraphs and line breaks improve readability but use characters. Budget for them in long posts.

Hashtags and mentions count

Tags and mentions are part of the post body, so they share the same limit.

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