Make your LinkedIn post fit.
Draft a professional update and track its length against the commonly used 3,000-character post limit.
Write, count, refine.
Check a platform limit
Choose a channel to see how your text fits.
X uses the open-source twitter-text v3 weighted rules, which may differ from current X features. Other platform limits are reference values.
Quick text tools
Apply a change to the text above.
One place for everyday text tasks.
Simple utilities for writing, publishing and polishing.
Character Counter
Count every character, including spaces and punctuation.
Open toolWord Counter
Track words, sentences, paragraphs and reading time.
Open toolX Post Counter
Check a draft against the standard X post limit.
Open toolInstagram Caption Counter
Keep captions within a commonly used character limit.
Open toolLinkedIn Post Counter
Check the length of a professional update.
Open toolText Case Converter
Switch between uppercase, lowercase and title case.
Open toolGoogle Ads Counter
Validate 30-character headlines, 90-character descriptions and display paths.
Open toolRemove Line Breaks
Turn broken copied text into clean, readable lines.
Open toolShape a clearer LinkedIn update
LinkedIn posts work best when the opening is clear and the message is easy to follow. Use this live counter to check the length of an update, refine wording and remove formatting clutter before you publish. The 3,000-character figure is a reference and may change with LinkedIn product updates.
Useful tools.
No unnecessary steps.
Fast, focused utilities that respect your time and your text.
Try the workspaceFrequently asked questions
Clear answers about counting, formatting and privacy.
What is the LinkedIn post character limit?+
The commonly referenced limit for a standard LinkedIn post is 3,000 characters. Check LinkedIn directly for current product rules.
Are line breaks included in the count?+
Yes. Line breaks are included in the total character count.
Can I use this for LinkedIn comments?+
Yes. The counter works with any text. Select a suitable reference only when you want to compare against a post limit.