LinkedIn writing style analyzer

Paste one of your posts and see how you really write: your hook, sentence rhythm, habits, how you end, and what Wiri would fix.

Paste one of your posts

Paste a post of 15 words or more.

Your report

Your report lands here
  • Your hook, and whether it fits before “…more”
  • Sentence rhythm, sentence by sentence
  • Paragraphs, emoji, hashtags and links
  • Whether you talk about yourself or to the reader
  • How you end, and the words you repeat
  • Wiri’s notes on what to fix

Add a second post to see patterns across posts.

Your voice fingerprint

A LinkedIn writing style analyzer
that reads your own posts.

Everyone has a way of writing they don’t notice. Some people open every post with a question. Some never use an emoji. Some say “honestly” in every second post. Readers notice it before you do, and it’s a big part of why they keep reading you.

This free LinkedIn writing style analyzer reads one of your own posts, or up to five, and shows you your voice fingerprint. How you open: a question, a number, a moment or a statement. How you end: a question, an ask or a thought. Your average sentence and paragraph length, whether you talk about yourself or to the reader, your emoji and hashtag habits, how easy you are to read, and the words you come back to across posts.

It all runs in your browser. Your posts never leave your computer, so you can paste drafts you haven’t published yet.

How to find your writing style

  1. Pick a post you wrote yourself. Your best one works better than your latest one.
  2. Paste it into the box. Add up to four more if you want to see patterns across posts.
  3. Press Analyse my writing and give Wiri a few seconds.
  4. Read your traits and the words you come back to. Keep the ones you like. Fix the ones you don’t.

What to do with your fingerprint

Keep what makes you sound like you. If your posts open in a moment and end on a thought, that’s your voice. Don’t trade it for a trick you saw in someone else’s post.

Fix what gets in the way. Sentences of 25 words or more are hard to read on a phone. Hashtags in the middle of a sentence break the flow. A first line that runs past “…more” hides your hook.

Watch your favourite words. A word in every post is a signature. A word in every sentence is a habit people start to notice.

Check your openings too. If four out of five posts start the same way, your regular readers can guess the first line before they read it. Mix in a moment, a number or a plain statement now and then.

Tip: Run it again in a month. Your style should get clearer, not flatter.

Compare, then keep writing

Curious how you think you write? Take the writing style quiz and see whether it matches your posts.

Then check the details: test your opening in the hook checker, make long sentences easier in the readability checker, and spot phrases that read as machine-written with the AI writing checker.

Free, no sign-up and no limit.

Wiral creators community

Does your fingerprint match how others see you?

Share your traits with fellow creators and ask whether that’s how your posts come across.

Ask fellow creators

Questions about the LinkedIn writing style analyzer.

How do I find my LinkedIn writing style?

Paste one of your own posts into the analyzer, or up to five. It shows how you open and end, your sentence and paragraph length, emoji and hashtag habits, reading level and favourite words.

How many posts do I need?

One post of 15 words or more gets a full report. Add up to four more to see the patterns across your posts.

Are my posts sent anywhere?

No. The analysis runs in your browser and nothing is sent to a server. Your posts are saved in this browser only, so they’re there when you come back.

Is the writing style analyzer free?

Yes, with no sign-up and no daily limit, because it doesn’t use AI.

Can Wiral write in my style?

Yes. Wiri, the writer inside Wiral, learns from your posts and a few questions, shows you what it learned, and writes new posts that sound like you.

Posting every week is the hard part.

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.

Try Wiral free