Read, watched or heard something worth sharing? Paste the link and get a LinkedIn post that shares the idea in your words.
The link goes in the first comment, where it won’t cut your reach.
You watch a great talk, read a sharp article or hear a podcast that changes how you think about your work. You want to share it. So you paste the link with “Great read!” and LinkedIn shows it to almost nobody, because a bare link gives people no reason to stop.
This free link to LinkedIn post generator reads the page for you. Paste a link to a YouTube video, a blog post, a news article or a podcast page, and add your own take if you have one. It writes a post that shares the most useful idea in plain words, credits the source by name, and puts the link in the first comment, where it won’t hold your post back. It never copies whole sentences and never invents what the source didn’t say.
Anyone can share a link. What people follow you for is your view on it. “This talk made me realise I’ve never raised our prices” is a post. “Great talk on pricing” is a bookmark.
Your job is to add one honest line about what it means for you. The generator builds the post around it. Without a take, it shares the most useful idea as a reader would, without inventing a story.
Many creators find posts with links in them reach fewer people, so the common habit is to put the link in the first comment instead. The preview shows it there, and the Copy link button gives it to you separately.
Tip: Credit the source by name in the post itself. It’s fair to the author, and authors often reshare posts that mention them.
Pages behind a login (most of Instagram, Facebook and paid newsletters) can’t be read. Copy the part you liked and paste it into the LinkedIn post generator instead. Want the post to land harder? Get five opening options from the LinkedIn hook generator.
In Wiral, the idea box does this for any link you paste, and writes three posts from it in your voice.
You get 3 free posts a day, shared with the LinkedIn post generator.
Yes. Paste the video link and the generator reads what it’s about, then writes a post that shares the key idea in your words and credits the video.
YouTube videos, blog posts, news articles, Medium posts and most public web pages. Pages that need a login, like most of Instagram, Facebook or paid newsletters, can’t be read.
No. It shares the idea in new words, never copies whole sentences, and credits the source by name. It never adds facts the source didn’t state.
Yes. You get 3 free posts a day without an account, shared with Wiral’s other post writers.
Many creators put it in the first comment instead, because posts with links often reach fewer people. The tool sets it up that way, with a separate button to copy the link.
Wiral turns a thought, a voice note or a link into three posts that sound like you, with images and carousels built in. You pick one, it goes in your queue.
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