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Blog to LinkedIn Post Generator
Drop in a link to any blog post or article and get a scroll-stopping LinkedIn post built from what the article actually says, with no invented stats and the link ready for your first comment.
Repurpose Blog Posts for LinkedIn Without Rewriting Them
Your article already holds the ideas. This tool reshapes them into the hook-first, skimmable format LinkedIn readers expect.
Paste a URL, Get the Article
We fetch the page, pull out the readable article text and show you the title and an editable preview before anything is written.
Faithful to Your Source
The AI is instructed to use only facts, numbers and examples found in the article, so your LinkedIn post never claims something your blog didn't.
7 Repurposing Angles
Key Takeaways, One Big Insight, TL;DR, How-To Steps, Hot Take, Story-Led or Discussion Starter: pick how the article gets reframed.
Link in the First Comment
Get a suggested first comment with your article link, plus a natural line in the post pointing readers to it.
14 Tones, 3 Lengths
Match your voice from Professional to Witty, and choose a short teaser, a medium post or a long-form breakdown.
Paste Text When Links Fail
Paywalled, gated or JavaScript-heavy page? Switch to the paste tab and the generator works from your copied text instead.
How to Turn a Blog Post Into a LinkedIn Post
Three steps take you from a published article to a LinkedIn draft you can post today.
Paste the article URL
Enter the link to your blog post or any article and click Fetch. Check the extracted title and open the preview to trim menus, ads or comments that slipped in.
Choose the angle and voice
Pick an angle, a tone and a length. In advanced options, say whether the article is yours or someone else's so the post is written in the right voice and credits the author.
Generate, edit and publish
Generate the post, tweak any line directly in the result, then copy the post and the first comment. Hit Regenerate for a fresh take on the same article.
Who Repurposes Articles for LinkedIn?
Anyone who publishes long-form content and wants it to reach a professional audience without a second writing session.
B2B content marketers
Turn every new blog post into a native LinkedIn post for your company page or your team's personal profiles on launch day.
Founders with a company blog
Share the thinking behind your product posts in your own voice, without spending an hour adapting each one.
Consultants and coaches
Convert client-facing guides and case write-ups into posts that show expertise and send readers back to your site.
Newsletter writers
Pull the strongest idea from each issue's web version and use it to win new subscribers on LinkedIn.
Curators sharing others' work
Share an industry article you found useful, with the author credited and your own framing on top.
Agencies and freelancers
Produce LinkedIn drafts from client articles in minutes, then polish them instead of starting from a blank page.
Blog to LinkedIn Post: An Example
Here's the kind of transformation the tool makes with the Key Takeaways angle and a Professional tone.
Why Our Onboarding Emails Stopped Working
We sent five onboarding emails in the first week. Open rates were fine, but almost nobody clicked. When we cut the sequence to two emails, each focused on a single action, activation improved. The lesson: every email should ask for one thing.
Our onboarding emails were getting opened. They just weren't getting clicked.
We were sending five emails in a new user's first week. Here's what changed when we rethought the sequence:
ā We cut it from five emails to two ā Each email now asks for exactly one action ā Activation improved after the change
The takeaway: an email that asks for everything gets nothing. Ask for one thing.
Full write-up in the first comment.
How many actions does your welcome email ask for?
Illustrative example. Your result depends on your article and settings.
Tips for Sharing Blog Posts on LinkedIn
Small choices decide whether a repurposed article gets reach or gets scrolled past.
Make the post valuable on its own. Readers should learn something even if they never click through.
Keep the article link out of the post body and add it as your first comment straight after publishing.
Pick the one idea from the article your audience would argue about or save, not a summary of every section.
Use the Story-Led angle only when the article contains a real example; the tool won't invent one for you.
Trim the extracted text before generating if the page included sidebars, related posts or comments.
Space repurposed posts out: one article can become several posts using different angles over a few weeks.
Blog to LinkedIn Post Generator FAQ
Answers about turning URLs and articles into LinkedIn posts.
How does the blog to LinkedIn post generator work?
Paste a blog or article URL and the tool extracts the readable text from the page. You choose an angle, tone and length, and AI rewrites the article's key ideas as a native LinkedIn post. Long articles are condensed first, keeping the title, headings, intro and conclusion.
Will the AI make up statistics or claims?
It's instructed not to. The generator may only use facts, numbers, names and examples that appear in the article you provide, and it copies numbers exactly. Still, read the draft and check figures against your article before posting.
Should I put the article link in my LinkedIn post?
Many creators put the link in the first comment instead, because LinkedIn tends to show posts that keep people on the platform to more people. With the link option on, the tool adds a line pointing to the first comment and writes the comment for you.
What if the URL can't be fetched?
Some pages need a login, block automated requests or only render with JavaScript. When that happens, the tool switches to the Paste text tab so you can copy the article in and keep going.
Can I repurpose someone else's article?
Yes. Set 'Whose article' to 'Someone else's' in advanced options. The post is then written as a reader sharing the piece, crediting the author or publication rather than claiming the work as yours.
Is the blog to LinkedIn post generator free?
Yes, it's free to use with no sign-up or credit card. Fetch articles, generate posts, regenerate and copy as often as you need within fair-use rate limits.
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