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Free LinkedIn Tools to Make Your Content Irresistible

A suite of free tools to help you craft, format, and optimize your LinkedIn content. No signup required-start using instantly.

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LinkedIn Text Editor

Transform your posts using professional formatting styles like bold, italic, bullets, numbered lists, and more. See exactly how they'll look before posting.

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LinkedIn Post Grader

Get instant feedback on your LinkedIn posts. Analyze engagement potential, readability, and optimization score to improve your content performance.

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LinkedIn Headline Generator

Create compelling LinkedIn headlines that attract recruiters and prospects. Get AI-powered suggestions tailored to your professional profile.

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LinkedIn Character Counter

Count characters in your LinkedIn posts and get tips to optimize for maximum visibility. Stay within platform limits while maximizing engagement.

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LinkedIn SSI Score Calculator

Answer 14 quick questions across LinkedIn's four Social Selling Index pillars and get an instant score estimate, plus which pillar to fix first.

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Free LinkedIn tools: common questions

What these tools do and how to use them.

Are Klyo's LinkedIn tools free to use?
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Yes. The LinkedIn text formatter, character counter, headline generator, and post grader are free and require no sign up. You can format text, check post length, generate hooks, and score a draft without creating an account. A free Klyo trial adds AI writing trained on your own voice, scheduling, and carousels.
What is the ideal LinkedIn post length?
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LinkedIn posts allow up to 3,000 characters, but the first 210 characters show before the See more cut. Most high-performing posts land between 1,200 and 1,800 characters, long enough to develop one idea while staying scannable on mobile. Use the character counter to check where your truncation point falls.
Does bold or italic text hurt LinkedIn reach?
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Formatted text uses Unicode characters rather than native styling, so screen readers may not read it correctly. Use bold sparingly for a single key phrase rather than whole paragraphs. Accessibility matters, and posts that are hard to parse tend to lose dwell time, which is a ranking signal.
How is a LinkedIn post score calculated?
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The post grader scores your draft on hook strength, readability, structure, length against the truncation point, and whether it ends with a clear call to action. It flags walls of text, weak openings, and missing engagement prompts so you can fix them before publishing.