Announce a career change
New role, promotion or career shift: get a text that presents the information clearly and professionally.

Writing a LinkedIn post that captures attention from the first line is possible in just a few seconds. You describe your topic, your experience or your announcement, and you get a structured post, ready to be adjusted and published. Useful for professionals, freelancers and recruiters who want to save time on their visibility.
Free to use within daily message limits, no credit card required.
Provide details about the event, announcement or idea you want to share, with some context.
The assistant structures the post with a hook, clear development and a conclusion suited to LinkedIn.
Modify the tone, length or wording before copying the text to your profile.
New role, promotion or career shift: get a text that presents the information clearly and professionally.
Highlight a launch, team result or achievement with a post that builds credibility without overdoing it.
Generate a readable recruitment announcement that motivates applications and is easy to adapt to any role.
Respond to a trend or article with a structured perspective, useful for maintaining regular presence on LinkedIn.
For a LinkedIn post, the right tone depends on the subject: some models are more direct, others more measured or formal. Being able to switch between models within the same conversation allows you to find the wording that truly matches your message, without starting over.
Yes, the assistant is free to use within daily message limits, with no credit card or subscription required.
The post is written based on your request, but it remains a foundation: we recommend reviewing and adjusting it to your style before publication.
The use of generated text depends on the terms of service of the model used; in case of doubt, refer to these terms before commercial use.
Yes, you can request a rephrase, a different tone or a shorter version directly in the conversation.
Yes, if you specify it in your request, it can include relevant hashtags or adapt punctuation to LinkedIn format.
No, just describe your topic in a few words; the assistant handles the structure and writing of the post.