LinkedIn Headline Generator
Create attention-grabbing headlines that make you stand out
Score Your Current Headline
Paste your existing headline to see how it performs
Good vs Bad Headlines
“Helping companies scale through data-driven marketing | 10+ years exp”
✓ Shows value + experience
“CS Student @ Stanford | AI & ML Enthusiast | Open to internships”
✓ Shows school + interest + goal
“Building products users love | Former PM at Spotify”
✓ Shows achievement + credibility
“Looking for job opportunities”
✗ Too generic, no value
Generate Your Headline
Fill in details and pick a tone to generate headlines
LinkedIn Headline Best Practices
✅ Do's
- ✓ Include your job title
- ✓ Add value you bring
- ✓ Use relevant keywords
- ✓ Keep it under 100 characters
- ✓ Show your unique value
❌ Don'ts
- ✗ Use generic phrases
- ✗ Say "looking for opportunities"
- ✗ Overstuff with keywords
- ✗ Use all caps
- ✗ Leave it blank
Headline Examples
"Helping companies scale through data-driven marketing | 10+ years exp"
✓ Shows value + experience
"CS Student @ Stanford | AI & ML Enthusiast | Open to internships"
✓ Shows school + interest + goal
"Building products users love | Former PM at Spotify"
✓ Shows achievement + credibility
"Looking for job opportunities"
✗ Too generic, no value
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a good LinkedIn headline?
A great headline clearly states what you do, who you help, or what makes you unique. It should be specific and professional.
How long should my headline be?
LinkedIn headlines are limited to 220 characters, but the most effective ones are under 100 characters for optimal display on mobile.
Should I include emojis in my headline?
Emojis can help your profile stand out in some industries (tech, creative), but avoid overusing them in conservative industries like finance or law.