Top 4 Best Kawaak Features

Even though Kawaak offers many features, such as automatic first comments, post signatures, team dashboards, and multi-profile management… the following 4 features stand out the most and are the most used:

1. Generate LinkedIn posts in minutes

The hardest part of LinkedIn isn’t clicking “Publish.” It’s knowing what to say, how to say it, and finding the time.

Kawaak helps by creating several versions of LinkedIn posts based on your idea or topic. You can try different tones and formats—like informative, storytelling, bold, or inspirational—and then edit or rewrite them until they fit your style.

In less than 10 minutes, you’ll have a post ready to publish that follows LinkedIn best practices, including a strong hook, clear structure, and call to action.

2. Schedule content ahead of time

Kawaak offers a central calendar where you can plan and schedule posts ahead of time, making it easy to prepare up to two weeks of content at once.

This takes away the stress of posting every day and helps you stay consistent, even when you’re short on time or ideas.

3. Generate professional photos with built-in AI

No professional photos available?

Kawaak has an AI photo generator that makes realistic, professional images from a few of your selfies or photos.

You get several styles, such as professional, casual, or inspiring, which are great for illustrating your posts.

The results aren’t perfect, but they’re good enough to catch attention in the LinkedIn feed.

You can also upload and reuse your own visuals through the media library.

4. Create hooks that make people stop

On LinkedIn, everything depends on the first three lines.

If your hook doesn’t grab attention, your post will be ignored. Kawaak helps by offering a hook generator that suggests different opening styles, such as punchlines, storytelling intros, sharp questions, or strong statistics.

You can test, mix, and refine them until you find the version that truly makes people click “See more.”

This is one of Kawaak’s best features, since a strong hook can mean the difference between a few hundred views and tens of thousands.