Turn your best line into an image people stop scrolling for. Pick a style, download a PNG.
The best ideas come from doing the work, not waiting for it.
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Most LinkedIn posts have one line that does all the work. The rest is set-up. Put that line on an image and it gets a second chance: people who skip the text still see the point.
This free LinkedIn post image maker uses the same image cards that Wiral’s editor uses. Quote posters, bold statements, paper notes, highlights and more. Type your line, pick a look and download a PNG sized for the feed. No design app, no account.
Portrait (1080 × 1350) takes up the most room in the mobile feed, and most people read LinkedIn on their phones. Square (1080 × 1080) is the safe choice if you plan to reuse the image elsewhere. Landscape (1200 × 628) suits link-style posts and newsletters.
Tip: Don’t put a whole paragraph on the image. If someone has to zoom in, they’ll scroll past.
The image is the hook, the post is the story. Open with a line that sets up the image, not one that repeats it word for word. Check how much of your opening shows before “…more” with the LinkedIn hook checker, then tidy the text in the LinkedIn post formatter.
Got more than one point to make? Spread it over a few slides with the free LinkedIn carousel maker instead. Carousels hold attention longer than a single image when there’s a list or a process to show.
Pick the line people would screenshot. A lesson you learned the hard way, a number that surprised you, a short rule you follow, or a customer’s exact words (with their permission).
Write it the way you’d say it out loud. “Hire slow, fire fast” is a cliché. “I waited 4 months to let go of a bad hire. It cost us two good ones” is a story people remember.
One image, one idea. If you’re tempted to add a second sentence, that sentence probably belongs in the post.
Big words, high contrast, one idea. Every look here is picked so the text stays readable at feed size. If your line runs long, the text shrinks to fit, which is your cue to cut a few words.
Each free download carries a small wiral.social mark at the bottom. You can make 5 images a day in this browser. Inside Wiral, the image editor has more styles, your own fonts, and no mark on paid plans.
Yes. You can make and download 5 images a day in this browser without an account. Editing and previewing are unlimited.
Use 1080 × 1350 (portrait) for the most space in the mobile feed, 1080 × 1080 (square) for a safe all-rounder, or 1200 × 628 (landscape) for wide images. This tool exports all three as PNG.
Not automatically. An image helps when it carries the main point, so people get it even if they don’t read the post. A generic stock photo rarely helps. A clear, readable line usually does.
Free downloads have a small wiral.social mark at the bottom centre, in the design’s own colour. You can see it in the preview before you download.
No. The image is drawn in your browser and saved straight to your device. Your draft is kept in this browser only.
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.