LinkedIn Post Preview
See your post in the LinkedIn feed, including where it folds behind “see more”, and check it against the 3,000-character limit. Free, no signup, and it runs in your browser.
- LinkedIn preview updates as you type
- See the “more” cut-off and over-limit warnings
- Mobile and desktop widths, no upload to a server
Layouts are simplified and approximate. Confirm the final result in the PostlyBee composer.
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From preview to published
Preview it here, publish to LinkedIn with PostlyBee
The same editor you use for every post, in a few steps.
Paste or type the post, and see it update as LinkedIn would show it. Hashtags and links are picked out as you type.
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Practical guide
Win the click on “see more”
A LinkedIn post can run to 3,000 characters, but the feed shows only the opening before it collapses. A strong first line is the difference between a post that is read in full and one that is scrolled past.
The preview cuts your copy at the usual fold and keeps your paragraph breaks. The exact position changes with the device and the app version, so use it as a guide rather than a guarantee.
Privacy: Your copy, account details, and any image you add stay in this browser tab. Nothing is uploaded to PostlyBee or an AI service.
- 01
Paste the post
Use the final copy, with the paragraph breaks you plan to publish.
- 02
Read the fold
Check that the visible opening makes a reader want to expand the post.
- 03
Add media
Try an image, a video, or a link card to see how it changes the balance of the post.
Pro tips
Pro tips for LinkedIn posts
The fold is early
LinkedIn collapses a post behind “see more” after roughly 210 characters. Everything before that line is what most of your feed will read.
Line breaks help readability
Short paragraphs separated by blank lines read better on mobile. The preview keeps your line breaks so you can judge the rhythm.
Write for the first two lines
A clear statement or question in the opening lines earns the click on “see more”. Save context and detail for the part below the fold.
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