Free LinkedIn Post Preview Tool

See how your company page post renders in the LinkedIn feed — including where the text collapses behind "see more" — before you publish.

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What is a linkedin post preview tool?

A LinkedIn post preview tool renders your image and post text inside a mock LinkedIn feed post so you can check the image crop, the company page name and logo, and where LinkedIn truncates your text behind "see more" — roughly 140 characters on mobile and 210 on desktop.

Why preview a LinkedIn post?

LinkedIn truncates aggressively and inconsistently — the cut-off sits at roughly 140 characters on mobile and about 210 on desktop. A post that reads well on your laptop can lose its point entirely on a phone. Image treatment differs too: 1.91:1 renders cleanly, squares take more feed space, and logos that look fine on a website often turn to mush inside LinkedIn’s small page avatar.

What this LinkedIn preview shows you

  • Company page identityPage name and logo at the real rendered size.
  • "See more" cut-offWhere the visible text ends, so your hook survives the collapse.
  • Image cropHow the image sits in the feed container.
  • Reactions and reposts rowThe engagement bar beneath the post for realistic client mockups.
  • Sponsored content modeSwitch to advert mode for a single-image ad with the Promoted label, headline card and CTA button.

How to preview a LinkedIn post

Enter your company name, upload your logo, add the image and paste your post text. Select the LinkedIn tab in the preview column. Toggle Advert to check a sponsored single-image ad, then share a link to the mockup for approval.

LinkedIn post specs at a glance

Recommended image1200 × 627 px (1.91:1)
Square image1200 × 1200 px (1:1)
Company logo300 × 300 px
Text truncationAround 140 characters on mobile, 210 on desktop
Maximum post length3,000 characters
Single image ad headline70 characters recommended

Frequently asked questions

How much of a LinkedIn post is visible before "see more"?

Roughly 140 characters on mobile and around 210 on desktop before LinkedIn collapses the rest behind a "see more" link. Write the hook and any key claim in that first line.

What image size works best for LinkedIn posts?

Use 1200 × 627 px (1.91:1) for the standard feed image or 1200 × 1200 px for a square that occupies more vertical space. Company logos should be 300 × 300 px.

Can I preview a LinkedIn sponsored ad?

Yes. Switch the Post Type toggle to Advert and the preview renders a single-image sponsored post, including the Promoted label, the headline card beneath the image and your chosen call-to-action button.

Are my images stored or published anywhere?

No. Your image and caption stay in your browser while you build the preview and nothing is posted to any social network. A preview is only stored on our servers if you click Share, which creates a private link you can send to a client or teammate.

Is the preview tool really free?

Yes. The social media post preview tool is free and requires no account, no credit card and no sign-up. Nothing you upload is published anywhere. Content Manager is the paid product behind it — a social media management platform for agencies — but the preview tool works on its own.

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Want to generate and schedule content too?

This preview tool is a free standalone feature of Content Manager — an AI-powered platform built for marketing agencies. With a full account you can generate brand-trained captions using AI, schedule posts across every platform, manage multiple clients from a shared workspace, and get content approved through a built-in client portal. No more copy-pasting between tools.