LinkedIn post preview
See your draft as a LinkedIn feed card, check the opening lines, and download a PNG. Nothing leaves your browser.
Also here: Instagram preview and the all-platform preview.
Everything stays in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
How to preview a LinkedIn post
A LinkedIn post preview shows how your text, profile details and media come together in the feed. Use it to check the hook, keep intentional line breaks and share a clean screenshot before the post is scheduled or published.
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Paste the draft
Keep the spacing and paragraph breaks you plan to publish with.
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Add identity and media
Set the author name, username and profile image, then attach the image or video.
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Check the hook, then download
Read the first lines in context, switch the preview theme, and save a PNG for review.
SimplePost recreates a LinkedIn-style feed card. It is not affiliated with LinkedIn, and small differences can appear when LinkedIn updates its interface.
LinkedIn post preview FAQ
How can I preview a LinkedIn post before publishing?
Paste your draft into the editor, add your display name, profile image and media, then select LinkedIn. The preview updates as you edit, so you can check the opening lines, spacing and overall feed layout before publishing.
Is the LinkedIn post preview tool free?
Yes. The preview tool is free to use, does not require an account and does not place a watermark on downloaded screenshots.
Does SimplePost upload or store my LinkedIn draft?
No. The editor and preview run in your browser. Draft text, profile details and local media are not uploaded by this tool.
Can I add an image or a multi-post thread?
Yes. You can add images or video, create additional post segments and download the current LinkedIn preview as a PNG for review.
Is the preview identical to LinkedIn?
It is a close visual approximation, not an official LinkedIn rendering. LinkedIn can change its feed design and truncation behavior, so confirm critical details in the native app before publishing.
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