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Every creator has posts that flopped. Sometimes the idea was weak. More often the idea was fine and the post just buried it: a slow opening, three paragraphs where one would do, a stiff phrase that made it sound like a press release.
This free LinkedIn post rewriter keeps what’s yours, your story, your facts, your point, and changes how it’s said. Pick what to fix: a stronger opening, shorter, more human, easier to read, or all of it. You get the rewrite in a LinkedIn preview, a before and after switch, and a short list of what changed and why. That list is the real value. Read it a few times and you’ll start writing that way yourself.
Stronger opening: when people don’t click “…more”. Shorter: when the post felt long even to you. More human: when it reads like a press release or an AI wrote it. Easier to read: when it’s one big block on a phone. Better overall: when you’re not sure what’s wrong. Each fix changes the rewrite, so try another if the first doesn’t feel right.
The opening doesn’t earn the click. LinkedIn cuts posts at about 210 characters, and most weak posts spend those on warm-up. The point is buried. The post says it in paragraph four. It sounds generic. Stock phrases like “in today’s fast-paced world” tell readers to scroll on. It’s hard to read on a phone. Long paragraphs look like work.
The rewriter fixes these in that order of importance.
The rewrite never adds facts, numbers or events that weren’t in your post. If your post said “a big improvement”, it won’t turn that into “a 40% improvement”. That would be making things up, and one wrong number on LinkedIn is one comment away from embarrassing you.
Tip: If the rewrite feels too polished, keep your original opening and take only the changes you agree with. You’re the editor.
Before your next post goes out, test the opening with the LinkedIn hook checker, catch stiff phrases with the AI writing checker and cut long sentences with the LinkedIn readability checker. Then see how it did with the engagement rate calculator.
You get 3 free rewrites a day, shared with the LinkedIn post generator.
Share the before and after with fellow creators and ask which one they’d stop for. You’ll learn more from that than from any score.
Lead with the point or a specific moment, cut warm-up sentences, replace stock phrases with plain words, and use short paragraphs. Paste your post here to see those changes made, with each one explained.
No. It keeps your point, facts and story, and changes only how they’re said. It never adds numbers, names or events that weren’t in your post.
Yes. Many creators repost their best ideas weeks later with a new opening. A post that flopped on a weak hook often does well the second time.
Yes. You get 3 free rewrites a day without an account, shared with Wiral’s other post writers.
Your post is sent to an AI model to rewrite it and isn’t used to train AI. We don’t keep it.
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.