Preview professional posts, videos, document carousels, and links before publishing.
Build your post and see changes instantly.
Link information is entered manually. No website metadata is fetched.
Selected media stays in your browser. No LinkedIn sign-in is needed.
Personal profile · Text & Image
Content Strategist
Export your selected LinkedIn-style preview.
LinkedIn Post Preview helps you check how professional posts may appear before publishing. Switch between a personal profile and company page, choose a text-and-image post, video, document-style carousel, or shared link, and compare mobile and desktop mockups.
The tool is independent of LinkedIn. It illustrates typical layouts rather than reproducing every live app variation, and it does not connect to your LinkedIn account or publish content.
Select personal or company posting, then choose image, video, document, or link content.
Enter your author information and caption, and add the media or link details you want to preview.
Check the feed or profile-page context on mobile and desktop, then download a PNG mockup.
Review author identity, headline or follower information, timing, and the surrounding profile-page context. Posts in a home feed should still clearly show who is sharing the content.
Check a sequence of document page images, play a video locally, or preview a manual website share card. The document mode uses image pages and does not accept PDFs.
The first lines should explain your idea quickly, especially when longer captions are shortened in the feed.
Check embedded text and main visual subjects at smaller widths before committing to a post design.
Make the first slide readable and use a consistent page sequence so people understand what they will swipe through.
Yes. Create an illustrative mockup in your browser; nothing is posted to LinkedIn.
Yes. Select Personal Profile or Company Page to change the author details and surrounding context.
Yes. Use the device switch in the Live Preview panel.
Yes. Choose Profile / Company Page to see a cover, identity section, and the post beneath it.
Yes. Text & Image mode accepts multiple local photos and displays them in an illustrative grid.
No. Document Carousel uses JPG, PNG, or WebP images representing pages. It does not parse PDF files.
Yes. The page list offers move controls and removal for each uploaded page.
Yes, provided your browser can decode the selected file.
No. Website URL, title, description, and image are entered manually.
No. Selected media stays local to this browser session.
Yes. The PNG represents the selected layout and content; video frames depend on browser decoding.
No. It is an independent planning tool, and actual LinkedIn layouts may differ.
