LinkedIn Post Mockup

Author

Profile picture

Square works best. Without one, the initials show.

Author name

Headline

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Post

Post age

Post text

Line breaks and emoji are kept364 / 3,000

Post image (optional)

Click or drag an image here

Engagement

Reactions

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Priya Raman• 1st

Head of Growth at Northwind · Speaker

2d ·

Six months ago our pricing page converted at 1.8%. We rewrote it four times before the number moved, and only the last rewrite taught us anything. Lesson one: name the plan after the job it does, not the tier it sits in. Lesson two: put the price the buyer will actually be billed above the fold. Lesson three: stop hiding the one number everybody came to compare.

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How to Make a LinkedIn Post Mockup

Fill in the author

Type the author name and headline, and upload a profile picture if you have one; without it, the card shows the initials in a circle. Pick the connection degree (1st, 2nd, 3rd+ or none) and whether the header shows a Follow button, a Connect button or neither.
Write the post

Set the post age, such as 2d or 1w, and choose whether the globe icon follows it. Type or paste the post text, up to 3,000 characters; line breaks are kept. With Collapse after 3 lines on, the card shows three lines and a …more label, the way a long post looks in the feed. Turn it off to show the whole text.
Add an image and the counts

Drop in an image to show under the text, or keep the sample pricing image, or turn it off for a text-only post. Enter the reactions, comments and reposts, and switch the three-disc reaction cluster on or off.
Pick a theme and download

Choose the light card or the dark card, check the live preview, then click Download Image to save a PNG at twice the on-screen size. The PNG carries a FindUtils.com watermark.

Popular Use Cases

Slides and pitch decks

Show a post idea or a campaign example in a deck as a feed card rather than a quote, so the audience sees the length, the collapse and the counts together.

Portfolio and case studies

Illustrate a content or growth project with a clearly marked mock post, without screenshotting a real account or blurring other people's names.

Content review before posting

Check roughly how much of the post fits in the first three lines before you publish. In the feed, the rest hides behind …more, so the hook has to come first. The mockup uses your system font, so a line can break at a slightly different word than in the feed.

Courses and training material

Build example posts for a social media or personal branding course, in light and dark, with numbers you choose for the lesson.

Why use the LinkedIn Post Mockup?

A slide, a case study or a portfolio page often needs to show a post the way it sits in a feed, not as a block of pasted text. This tool draws a LinkedIn-style post card from the fields you fill in: the author, headline, connection degree or a Follow or Connect button, the post age, the text collapsed after three lines, an optional image, the reaction, comment and repost counts, and the action bar. It runs in your browser, needs no account, and every download is marked as a mockup.

The LinkedIn Post Mockup draws a LinkedIn-style feed post in your browser. You set the author name, headline and profile picture (or let the card show the initials), the connection degree, a Follow or Connect button, the post age with an optional globe icon, the post text, an optional image, and the reaction, comment and repost counts. Long text collapses after three lines with a …more label, which you can turn off to show every line. The card comes in a light version with a white background and a dark version with a #1b1f23 background, and the Like, Comment, Repost and Send bar sits at the bottom.

The card is drawn from plain shapes: the reaction cluster is three coloured discs, the icons are simple line icons, and no platform logo appears anywhere. It uses your system font, so it is close to the feed rather than identical to it. Images you add are read in your browser and never uploaded. The download is a PNG with a FindUtils.com watermark, so the image says it is a mockup wherever it ends up.

To write the text itself, start with the LinkedIn Post Generator, which builds post text from templates. For other platforms, try the Twitter/X Post Generator, the Instagram Post Generator, or the Device Frame Mockup to put a screenshot inside a device.

How it compares

Screenshotting a real post means posting it first, or editing someone else's post in an image editor and matching the spacing by hand. This tool starts from fields: change the headline or the count and the card redraws, with the text collapse, the counts row and the action bar laid out for you. There is no account, no signup and no upload.

It is a mockup tool, not a copy of the feed. It uses the system font and plain shapes, and every PNG carries a FindUtils.com watermark, so the result cannot pass as a real screenshot.

Tips for a Convincing LinkedIn Post Mockup

Keep the counts in proportion: comments and reposts are usually a small share of reactions.
Write the first three lines as the hook. With the collapse on, that is all the preview shows before …more.
Use a short headline. A long one is cut off with an ellipsis after one line.
Match the theme to the slide: the dark card (#1b1f23) sits better on a dark deck.
Upload a wide image. It fills the card's width at its own aspect ratio, so a very tall image makes a very tall card.
Draft the text in the LinkedIn Post Generator first, then paste it here to see how it looks in a card.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the LinkedIn Post Mockup for?

It makes a picture of a LinkedIn-style feed post for slides, case studies, portfolios, course material and content reviews. It is meant to illustrate a post, never to pass off a post as one that someone really published.

Can I remove the watermark?

No. Every downloaded PNG carries a FindUtils.com watermark and there is no setting to turn it off. A screenshot that looks like a real post should say that it is not one, and the watermark is how this image says it.

Is this tool affiliated with LinkedIn?

No. FindUtils is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by LinkedIn. LinkedIn is a trademark of its owner. The tool draws no LinkedIn logo or reaction artwork: the reaction cluster is three plain coloured discs and the icons are generic line icons.

Are my images uploaded anywhere?

No. The profile picture and the post image are read by your browser and stay on your device. The PNG is also made in your browser, so nothing you type or add is sent to a server.

How is this different from the LinkedIn Post Generator?

Write it there, mock it here. The LinkedIn Post Generator writes the post text from templates. This tool does not write text; it draws the screenshot of a post, with the author, the counts and the action bar, from the text you give it.

What does this tool not do?

It does not post to LinkedIn, read a real post from a link, or connect to any account. It draws one image per post, not carousels, documents, polls or videos, and no comment thread. Hashtags and mentions stay plain text rather than turning into links. It uses your system font, not LinkedIn's typeface, so it is close to the feed but not identical to it.

Can I use the images commercially?

Yes, in presentations, marketing material, courses and client work, as long as the watermark stays visible. Using the tool grants no rights to the LinkedIn name or trademarks.

How does the …more collapse work?

With Collapse after 3 lines on, the preview shows the first three lines of the text and puts a …more label at the end of the third when there is more to read. Turn the switch off and the card shows the whole post. The text box always keeps the full text, up to 3,000 characters.

Can I show a Follow or Connect button and the connection degree?

Yes. The degree menu adds • 1st, • 2nd or • 3rd+ after the name, or nothing. The Button setting shows Follow, Connect or no button at the right of the header.

Is there a dark mode version?

Yes. The Theme setting switches the card between light (#ffffff) and dark (#1b1f23). The theme belongs to the mockup, so it does not change with the site's own light or dark mode, and the download matches what the preview shows.