Sales
- Sales director | Helping B2B SaaS founders book more first meetings
- I help revenue teams turn cold outreach into conversations | Sales
Turn your role, who you help, and one result into LinkedIn headline options you can paste onto your profile. Free, in your browser, no sign-up.
Add your role, who you help, and one result. Specific details make a specific line.
Choose professional, bold, friendly, or direct, and whether the line is for clients, a job search, or your personal brand.
Each option stays within LinkedIn's 220-character headline limit. The darker text is the part people are most likely to see first.
“B2B SaaS marketer” is clearer than “marketing.” Say what you actually do.
A founder, a recruiter, or a buyer should recognize themselves in the line.
A number or an outcome is easier to trust than a list of tasks.
Search, comments, and connection requests show the start of the headline, not all 220 characters. Put the role or the result first.
A few shapes that stay readable when LinkedIn cuts the line short. Use them as a starting point, then generate one from your own details.
LinkedIn gives you 220 characters. Most surfaces show only the beginning.
| Where | What people see |
|---|---|
| Your profile | Up to 220 characters |
| Search and connection requests | The start of the headline |
| Comments and the mobile preview | The start of the headline |
Check a draft you already have with the LinkedIn character counter, or style a post with the LinkedIn text formatter.
A headline can be up to 220 characters. Every option from this tool stays inside that limit.
Search results, connection requests, and comments show the beginning, not the full 220 characters. The tool marks the first 70 characters as a rough guide. Check the line on your phone before you keep it.
Yes. There's no sign-up and no usage cap.
No. The headlines are built in your browser from the role, audience, and result you enter. Nothing is uploaded.
Six. Change the tone or the goal and generate again if you want a different angle.
Yes. Copy the one you want, open your profile, and replace the headline. You can change it again whenever you want.
Lead with the role you want and one result you've already delivered, then add that you're open to roles. The job-search goal does that. Don't open the line with “unemployed.”
A vertical bar is enough to split the line. Emojis are easy to skip in fields where people expect a plain headline, and LinkedIn search matches words, not symbols.
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