LinkedIn text formatter
Write in bold and italic on LinkedIn, add emojis and check what shows before “…more”. Copy, paste, done.
No account, no limit. Your text looks the same on desktop and on mobile.
Your post shows in full, with no “more” link.
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How it works
Your post is ready in under a minute.
Write or paste your post
Straight into the text box, just like you would on LinkedIn.
Format it
Select a word, then pick bold, italic or strikethrough. Click again to remove the style.
Add emojis and bullets
Markers at the start of a line (✅, 👉, 🚀) make your post easy to scan at a glance.
Check and copy
The preview shows the “…more” cut-off, on desktop and on mobile. Copy it and paste it into LinkedIn.
2 before / after post examples
The same text, before and after formatting. 👇
A hook that holds before “…more”
Before
After
Why it works: The number and the promise are in the first two lines, and bold highlights just one part of them.
A list that reads at a glance
Before
After
Why it works: One idea per line, the same visual marker, and bold only on the lead-in.
LinkedIn text formatting: do this, not that
The rules for a readable post that makes people want to click “…more”.
Do
- Put your hook in the first 2 lines, before “…more”
- Keep bold for 2 or 3 key words
- Use emojis as markers at the start of a line
- Give it air: one idea per line, a blank line between blocks
- Make lists with ✅ or 👉 for steps
- Check the preview on mobile before you publish
- End with a question to get comments going
Don’t
- A whole sentence in bold: hard to read, and screen readers handle it badly
- Bolding the words you want to be found for: LinkedIn search can’t read them
- An emoji in every sentence
- Mixing bold, italic and strikethrough on the same line
- A wall of text with no line breaks
- Fancy fonts (gothic, cursive): hard to read
- Bold hashtags: they stop being clickable
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