Alex Morgan
Content strategy consultant · Freelance
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Bold or italic letters count twice on LinkedIn.
Alex Morgan
Content strategy consultant · Freelance
1h ·
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Make your key words pop, see your post the way readers will before you publish, and let AI sharpen your hook. Free, no sign-up, nothing stored.
LinkedIn has no bold button. We turn your selection into styled Unicode characters that display everywhere: mobile app, desktop, notifications.
See your post the way readers do, with the “see more” fold. The first three lines decide the click: the preview shows them.
Hook length, long paragraphs, too much bold, hashtag count: issues show up while you write.
Three alternative hooks, a post with breathing room, words to bold or a rewrite in the tone you choose. Nothing is applied without your approval.
Not with a button: LinkedIn only accepts plain text. The workaround is to replace letters with their bold Unicode equivalents (𝗮, 𝗯, 𝗰…). The editor does this when you copy.
Yes. Styled Unicode characters display on the LinkedIn iOS and Android apps as well as on desktop.
Yes. Unicode has no bold “é”: we make the letter bold and keep the accent on top. It renders correctly on most devices; some fonts shift the accent slightly.
Styled letters are not found by LinkedIn search and are poorly read by screen readers. Keep them for a few key words: the tool warns you when you use too many.
3,000 characters at most. Note that a bold or italic letter counts twice. The editor's counter counts exactly like LinkedIn.
No. Your draft stays in your browser. Text is sent to our server only when you click an AI assistant action, and it is not kept there.