LinkedIn text formatter

Not with LinkedIn's own editor for normal posts. This tool swaps your letters for Unicode characters that look bold or italic, so they keep their style when you paste them into a post, a comment or your headline.

Type or paste your post, select the words you want to style and click Bold, Italic or another style. Click the same style again to remove it. Then copy the post and paste it into LinkedIn.

Screen readers can read styled letters one by one or skip them, and LinkedIn search won't match them as normal words. Use it for a few words of emphasis, not whole posts, and keep names, hashtags and keywords plain.

In the feed LinkedIn shows the first few lines, roughly 200 characters on desktop and less on a phone, then a "…more" link. The preview shows about where that falls, so your hook should be in the first line or two.

Up to 3,000 characters. The counter turns red when you're over.

No. The formatting happens in your browser and nothing you type leaves the page.