Build a post, see it exactly as your audience will, and download the image. Nothing is published, nothing leaves your browser.
Jordan Blake • 1st
Product designer at TechCorp | I write about UX
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I watched a new hire get stuck on page two of our onboarding doc. Nothing in it was wrong. It just answered things in the wrong order. We moved two pages and that was the fix. #onboarding #documentation #teamwork
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Write the real post in MagicPostFree tool, runs in your browser. Nothing is posted to LinkedIn.
How it works
Three steps, no account, no upload. The mockup is drawn in your browser and stays there until you download it.
A LinkedIn mockup is an image of a post as it would appear in the feed, made without publishing it. You fill in the profile, the text and the reaction counts, then export the result as a PNG or JPEG for a deck, a landing page or an approval round.
Add a photo, a name and a headline so the post carries your own profile, a client's with their agreement, or a persona invented for a campaign.
Drop the text in and watch the line breaks, emojis and hashtags land exactly where readers will see them in the feed.
Export a PNG or a JPEG, ready for a slide, a landing page or an approval thread. Nothing is sent to LinkedIn.
A mockup is a picture of a post. MagicPost writes, previews and schedules the real one, on your profile.
Draft it in MagicPostBefore you publish
A LinkedIn post cannot be edited the way it was written: once it is out, the formatting is out with it. These four things are worth a look first.
LinkedIn keeps every break you type. A paragraph that reads well in a document often turns into a block of text in the feed.
The feed shows the opening before anyone taps. When the hook sits on the third line, most readers never reach it.
Hashtags come out in blue at the end of the post. Seeing them in place is the quickest way to notice there are too many.
Mockups end up in decks, landing pages and ads. Check the background and the crop before you export the file.
Your next step
This generator draws a post that does not exist yet. In MagicPost you write the real one, see the same preview while you type, and pick when it goes out.
The preview is the post. What you see while writing is what your audience gets, line breaks included.
Drafts in one place. Keep your posts in a queue instead of juggling documents, screenshots and reminders.
You pick the moment. Schedule the post once it reads right, and MagicPost publishes it for you.
FAQ
It shows how a post will look in the LinkedIn feed before you publish it: layout, line breaks, hashtags and the reaction counts. The result can be downloaded as an image and used anywhere.
Yes. The photo, the name and the headline are yours to set, so the mockup can carry your own profile, a client's with their agreement, or a persona invented for a campaign. Putting a real person's name and photo on a post they never wrote is the one use this tool is not for.
It follows the layout of the desktop feed closely, at the same width. It is made for previews, mockups and presentations, not for posting. LinkedIn Post Previewer
Creators, marketers, agencies and product teams who need to check a post, get it approved, or show it in a deck before anything goes live. LinkedIn Text Formatter
In a deck, a landing page or an approval thread, yes: that is what the export is for. In an ad, the same file becomes a claim about a post that exists, so treat it like any other advertising asset. Mark it as an illustration, use a profile you are entitled to use, and do not present invented reaction counts as results you obtained.
Not once it is presented as real. A mockup is an illustration, and two things turn it into something else: putting a real person's name, photo or company on a post they never published, which is impersonation, and showing invented reaction, comment and repost counts as if they were the results of a real post, which is a false claim about performance in most advertising rules. Use your own profile, a profile whose owner agreed, or an invented persona, and say the numbers are illustrative when the image leaves an internal document. MagicPost publishes this tool for previews and approvals, not for manufacturing proof.
No. Everything runs in your browser: no account is connected, your text and images never reach MagicPost's servers, and nothing is published on LinkedIn.
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