LinkedIn scheduler
Schedule LinkedIn posts with AI, in your own style
ProPost learns how you write, drafts LinkedIn posts that sound like you, and publishes them at the time you choose. You keep control of every word, and one calendar shows what goes out and when.
Free forever plan · No credit card required · You decide what gets published
What ProPost does for LinkedIn
ProPost writes your LinkedIn posts in your own style, checks them against LinkedIn's limits as you type, and publishes them at the time you pick. Here is what that looks like in practice.
Drafts that sound like you
Start from an idea, a topic from your field or a link to an article. ProPost writes the draft from your style profile, built from posts you wrote yourself, so it reads like you rather than like generic AI text.
Stronger openings, more human wording
Ask for alternative first lines when the hook feels flat, then run a humanness check that points out phrasing that sounds machine-written and offers a rewrite.
Images, video and a first comment
Attach an image, upload your own video, or generate an image that matches the post. Add a first comment that goes out right after the post, a common place for a link or extra context.
Timing based on your own results
ProPost reads how your past posts performed and can suggest a time to publish, so the slot you pick is based on your audience rather than a generic rule.
Built in for LinkedIn
- Video publishing
- A first comment, posted right after the post
- Post and account analytics
- Reply to comments from ProPost
- Automatic replies to keyword comments
- Boost a published post as an ad
- Edit the text after publishing
- Remove a post from the network
LinkedIn at a glance
Read from the same rules ProPost uses to check your posts, so this table always matches what the app enforces.
ProPost attaches one image or one video to each post. Video, first comments, threads and the other per-network options work on accounts connected through our publishing integration, which is part of the paid plans. The composer warns you before a post goes over a limit.
- Character limit
- 3,000 characters
- Images the network allows per post
- Up to 9 images
- Video
- Supported
- Long text as a thread
- Not in ProPost
- First comment
- Supported
- Image or video required
- No, text-only posts work
Tips for posting on LinkedIn
General, well-established advice. Your own analytics will tell you what works best for your audience.
- Make the first lines do the workThe feed shows only the start of a post before the "see more" cut. Put your point, a question or a concrete result there, and keep the setup for later.
- Write for one readerPicture one person in your audience and write to them. A specific situation, a real example from your work or a lesson you learned the hard way travels further than general advice.
- Leave room to breatheShort paragraphs and line breaks make a post easy to read on a phone, which is where much of LinkedIn is read. One idea per paragraph is a good rule.
- Think about where the link goesMany people keep the main post focused on the idea and put the link in the first comment. Try both approaches and compare the results in your analytics.
- Be regular, then stay for the conversationA steady rhythm you can keep beats a burst followed by silence. After a post goes out, answering comments while the discussion is active is part of the post.
Schedule LinkedIn posts in three steps
- 1
Connect your account
Add your LinkedIn account from Settings, in the Channels section. It takes a few clicks, and you can disconnect it whenever you like.
- 2
Write in your style
Give ProPost an idea, a topic or a link. It drafts the post in your voice, sized for LinkedIn, and you change anything you want.
- 3
Pick a time
Choose an exact date and time, or add the post to your queue. ProPost publishes it then, and your calendar shows everything that is planned.
Prefer to work from your AI assistant?
ProPost works with AI assistants over MCP. Ask yours to draft a LinkedIn post, fit it to the limits and schedule it. You decide what gets published: each connection can be limited to drafts, to scheduling, or allowed to publish.
Other networks
The same calendar, the same voice, on the networks people often pair with this one.
Frequently asked questions
Can ProPost publish to LinkedIn automatically?
Yes. Once your account is connected, a scheduled post is published at the time you set. You decide what gets published: drafts stay in ProPost until you schedule them.
What is the LinkedIn character limit?
A LinkedIn post can hold up to 3,000 characters. ProPost counts as you type, warns you before you go over, and can shorten a draft to fit when you ask it to.
Will my LinkedIn posts sound like AI?
ProPost writes from a style profile you set up once: a few of your own posts, your tone and your audience. You can edit every draft, and the humanness check flags wording that sounds machine-made.
Can I post to LinkedIn and other networks at the same time?
Yes. Write the post once and copy it to your other channels. ProPost fits the text to each network's limit and carries the image over, and the video wherever the network accepts one.
Can I see how my LinkedIn posts perform?
For accounts connected through our publishing integration, ProPost shows post and account analytics, and lets you reply to comments without leaving the app.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The free plan includes 1 connected channel, 5 AI drafts a month and up to 2 scheduled posts a week, with no credit card. Paid plans add more channels, more drafts, unlimited scheduling and our publishing integration for video and the per-network options.
Post on LinkedIn regularly, without the blank page
Set up your voice once and let ProPost draft your next LinkedIn posts.
Get started freeFree forever plan · No credit card required · You decide what gets published