How it works

Paste your experience: roles, years, skills, tools, results with numbers, and anything you want known, like a newsletter or talks.
Pick your goal on LinkedIn (a new job, clients, a name in your field, hiring, or just a presence) and a length. Click Write my About section.
Read it out loud, change anything that doesn't sound like you, and paste it into LinkedIn under Add profile section, About.

Examples

Sample results for the inputs shown, so you can see the format and quality before you try it.

Example 1: input

Your experience, skills and results: 8 years in B2B marketing, last 3 as head of demand gen at a payroll software company (Gusto competitor, don't name it). Grew marketing-sourced pipeline 3x in 2 years. Strong in paid search, webinars, lifecycle email. Built a team of 4. Looking for a VP or Head of Marketing role at a Series B/C SaaS company.

What do you want from LinkedIn? Find a new job

Length: Medium (about 150 words)

Example 1: output

I build B2B marketing teams that fill the sales pipeline. In my current role, marketing-sourced pipeline grew 3x in two years. For the last three years I've been Head of Demand Generation at a payroll software company, where I built and lead a team of four. Before that I spent five years in B2B marketing roles. Where I'm strongest: - Paid search that brings in qualified buyers, not just clicks - Webinar programs that turn into pipeline - Lifecycle email that moves leads toward a sales conversation Next, I'm looking for a VP or Head of Marketing role at a Series B or C SaaS company, where I can build the marketing engine and the team behind it. If you're hiring for that, send me a message.

Example 2: input

Your experience, skills and results: Freelance bookkeeper for restaurants and cafes in Portland, 10 years. QuickBooks ProAdvisor. Monthly bookkeeping, payroll, sales tax. About 25 regular clients.

What do you want from LinkedIn? Win clients or customers

Length: Short (about 80 words)

Example 2: output

I keep the books for restaurants and cafes in Portland, so owners can focus on the kitchen and the guests. For 10 years I've handled monthly bookkeeping, payroll and sales tax for about 25 regular food and drink businesses. I'm a QuickBooks ProAdvisor. If your books are behind or you're tired of doing them after closing, message me and we'll talk about what you need.

Example 3: input

Your experience, skills and results: Security engineer, 6 years. Cloud security on AWS, incident response, threat modeling. Write a monthly newsletter on cloud misconfigurations (1,200 subscribers). Spoke at two BSides conferences.

What do you want from LinkedIn? Build a name in my field

Length: Long (about 250 words)

Example 3: output

Most cloud breaches I've studied start with a setting someone forgot to change. That's what I write and speak about. I'm a security engineer with six years of experience, focused on cloud security on AWS, incident response and threat modeling. My day job is finding the gaps before attackers do, and helping teams fix them without slowing down. Outside of work, I write a monthly newsletter about cloud misconfigurations: what went wrong, why it's easy to miss, and how to catch it. It has 1,200 subscribers, mostly engineers and security teams who want practical detail rather than headlines. I've also spoken at two BSides conferences, where I walked through real misconfiguration patterns and how to detect them. What I focus on: - AWS security configuration and review - Incident response for cloud environments - Threat modeling for teams shipping quickly If you run a meetup, a podcast or a conference and want a practical talk on cloud misconfigurations, message me. And if you work on cloud security yourself, subscribe to the newsletter; I read every reply.

Tips for better results

Put your best number in the notes. The opening line is what people see before "see more", and a concrete result is the strongest opener.
Say what you want next. An About section that ends with a specific ask gets messages from the right people; a vague one gets none.
Keep your headline and About section consistent. The headline says what you do in one line; the About section proves it.
Leave out employer names you can't share. Write "a payroll software company" and the generator will keep it that way.

FAQ

Is this LinkedIn summary generator free?

Yes. Enter your email once to use it (you'll also get Something Big, our free weekly AI newsletter, and you can unsubscribe anytime). There's no account and no credit card.

How long should a LinkedIn About section be?

LinkedIn allows up to 2,600 characters, but 80 to 250 words is usually enough. Only the first two or three lines show before "see more", so the opening line matters most.

Should my LinkedIn summary be in first or third person?

First person. It's your own profile, and "I build B2B marketing teams" reads more naturally than a third-person bio. This generator always writes in first person.

Will it invent achievements?

No. It uses only the titles, numbers and results you give it. If you don't give a result, it describes your work concretely rather than making up a figure.

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