Your About section in 3 versions

    Give us your role and three achievements. You get three complete, ready-to-paste About sections, each inside the limit LinkedIn actually enforces.

    Writing tone

    Free, no signup. Results in 5 seconds.

    You fill in your role and three achievements or skills — the concrete facts the text will lean on. The years-of-experience field is optional: it only calibrates the seniority of the story.

    You pick a tone — professional, storytelling, creative or punchy — and an AI writes three complete About sections. Each one structures the same material differently: one opens on the client problem, another on the journey, the third on hard numbers.

    Every variant shows its character count against the 2,600-character limit LinkedIn enforces. A variant that runs over is discarded before you see it, and the text keeps its line breaks so copy-paste preserves the formatting.

    The first three lines decide the rest
    LinkedIn shows roughly 250 characters before the "see more" button. If those three lines walk through your career from the start, nobody clicks. Open on tension: the problem you remove, or a claim that commits to something.
    Write in the first person
    Third person ("Hugo helps companies…") reads like a company boilerplate. "I" turns a page into a conversation, and that is the format B2B buyers actually read to the end.
    Name an audience, a problem, a proof point
    An About section that converts answers three questions in order: who I speak to, what problem I make disappear, and what proves I can. A chronological career story answers none of them.
    2,600 characters, but you rarely need them all
    The About section caps at 2,600 characters. That is not a target: 1,200 to 1,800 characters, broken into short paragraphs, reads in one go. Past that you lose mobile readers, who are the majority.
    End with a next step
    Once convinced, a visitor needs to know what to do. One explicit closing line — "Message me if you want to talk it through" — is worth more than three extra paragraphs about your expertise.

    Frequently asked questions

    2,600 characters. It is a hard limit set by LinkedIn. Every variant produced here stays under it, and shows its counter so you can check before pasting.

    Yes, completely. No signup, no credit card, no email address required. You can regenerate as many times as you need.

    Nothing is stored. Your input is only used to produce the three variants shown, and closing the page wipes everything.

    No, and it is better not to. A variant gives you a structure and a tone: keep the skeleton, swap the phrasing for your own words and your real numbers. An About section that does not sound like you shows within three lines.

    Because an About section runs ten to twenty times the length of a headline. Three full texts can still be compared at a glance; beyond that the page becomes unreadable and the choice gets harder, not easier.

    Your About section is only one block of your profile. Analyze your full profile, scored out of 100

    Nothing you type is stored after you close the page. The generator never connects to your LinkedIn account.

    Reakly uses cookies to measure traffic, improve campaigns and track conversions.