LinkedIn headline generator

Craft a punchy LinkedIn headline from your job title, specialty and the value you bring. Suggestions are generated instantly in your browser, without sending your information to a server.

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How it works

Your LinkedIn headline, displayed under your name across the network, carries more weight in recruiter searches than the exact title of your current job. This tool combines your job title, specialty and the value you bring using several proven structures (with separators, benefit-oriented phrasing, a mention of your target audience) to give you several variants to test.

What is the maximum length of a LinkedIn headline?

LinkedIn allows up to 220 characters for the headline, but depending on the device only the first 60 to 100 characters display without truncation in search results and the feed. Put the most important information at the start of your headline.

Should I change my LinkedIn headline depending on my goal (job search, freelancing)?

Yes. A headline along the lines of "looking for a role as..." works well for an active job search, while a benefit-oriented one ("I help teams...") is more effective for a freelance profile or when you're passively open to opportunities. Try several of the variants generated here based on your current situation.

The information you enter (job title, specialty, audience) never leaves your device: all generation happens locally in the browser.