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Free LinkedIn headline generator
Tell us what you do and who you help. Get five headlines that say it clearly, inside LinkedIn's 220-character limit. No sign-up.
What makes a LinkedIn headline work
Say who you help
“Consultant” tells a buyer nothing. “Pricing consultant for B2B SaaS” tells them whether to keep reading.
Lead with the outcome
Buyers care about what changes for them, not the name of your service.
Add one proof point
A number, a client type, or a result. One is enough.
Put the point first
Next to your posts and comments, people often see only the start of your headline. Make the first few words count.
Use the words buyers search
Your headline is searchable. Use the words a client would type, not internal jargon.
Skip the buzzwords
“Passionate”, “visionary” and “thought leader” use up characters and say nothing.
Five headline formulas
- Role for who | OutcomeFractional CFO for seed-stage SaaS | Clean numbers before your next raise
- I help who do whatI help B2B founders turn LinkedIn into a steady source of client conversations
- Role · Top skillsOperations consultant for creative agencies · Hiring · Pricing · Delivery systems
- Point of view · RoleMost onboarding is too long. Product designer for B2B SaaS
- Plain: Role · Company · FocusFounder at Ledgerly · Bookkeeping software for clinics
Examples by role
The companies are made up. Yours should use your real work.
Founders
- Founder at Shiftly · Scheduling software that cuts rota time for restaurants by half
- Building the payroll tool I wanted as a clinic owner · Founder, Ledgerly
Consultants
- Pricing consultant for B2B SaaS | Raise prices without losing customers
- I help manufacturers cut energy costs · 40+ plants, average saving 18%
Agency owners
- Founder, Northbeam Studio · Brand and web for fintech companies
- We run paid social for DTC brands spending $50k+ a month · Agency founder
A good headline gets the click. Your posts win the client.
When someone checks your profile, they scroll to your recent posts next. If the last one is from March, the headline doesn't matter much. VoicedIn's content strategy writes headline options from your full interview, then gives you a weekly plan, and you record each post as a two-minute voice note.
See how the content strategy works →Questions
- How long can a LinkedIn headline be?
- Up to 220 characters. Every headline here fits, and each one shows its count.
- Should I put my job title in my headline?
- Only if a buyer would search for it. Who you help and what changes for them usually does more than a title alone.
- Should I use emoji in my LinkedIn headline?
- One can help it stand out, but it uses characters and can look less serious in B2B. The generator doesn't add any; add one yourself if it suits you.
- Is it really free?
- Yes. 3 tries a day, 5 headlines each, no sign-up and no email.
- Do you keep what I type or say?
- No. Your answers are used to write the headlines and aren't saved. Spoken answers are turned into text and the audio isn't kept.
- How is this different from VoicedIn?
- This tool writes headlines from three answers. VoicedIn is a LinkedIn ghostwriter: it learns your work and voice in a short interview, plans your content, and turns your voice notes into posts.
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