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LinkedIn About section generator
Paste your resume and get two first-person drafts for your LinkedIn About section, in a warm or direct voice, each written only from facts your resume states.
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How to use it
- Paste your whole resume. The drafts use only what your resume states, so include your job titles, employers, results with their numbers and the skills and tools you use.
- Add the role you want next. If you are aiming for a specific role, name it. The drafts lead with the parts of your background that fit it and close by saying what you are looking for.
- Choose a voice. Pick warm and personable for a friendly, story-led summary, or direct and concise for a tighter summary that gets to your results quickly.
- Edit and paste it in. Choose the draft that sounds most like you, add a personal detail or two, check that every fact is true, then paste it into the About section of your profile.
Example
What was entered
- Your resume
- Priya Raman Senior Marketing Specialist, Northwind Analytics, 2020 - Present - Plan and run email campaigns for a product line serving small retailers - Grew newsletter sign-ups by 40% in one year by rewriting the welcome series - Lead a team of 3 writers and a designer on …
- Role you want next
- Marketing Manager
- Voice
- Warm and personable
What the tool wrote
- I help small businesses hear from customers who actually want to buy from them. For the past several years at Northwind Analytics, I have planned and run email campaigns for a product line serving small retailers, and I love the mix of research, writing and testing that good email needs. One project I am proud of: I rewrote our welcome series and grew newsletter sign-ups by 40% in one year. I also lead a team of 3 writers and a designer on monthly launch content, which has taught me how much a clear brief and a kind review can lift everyone's work. Before that, I was a marketing coordinator at Fairway Outdoor Co., where I managed the social media calendar, wrote product pages and ran customer surveys that shaped 2 new product lines. Listening to customers is still where my best ideas start. My toolkit includes email marketing, HubSpot, copywriting, customer research and A/B testing. I am now looking toward a marketing manager role where I can keep building campaigns people are glad to open and help a team do its best work. If that sounds like your team, I would love to connect.
- Marketing specialist who pairs customer research with clear writing to grow email audiences. At Northwind Analytics, I plan and run email campaigns for a product line serving small retailers, and I lead a team of 3 writers and a designer on monthly launch content. Rewriting our welcome series grew newsletter sign-ups by 40% in one year. That result came from the habit I value most: asking customers what they need, then testing the message until it lands. I started as a marketing coordinator at Fairway Outdoor Co. There I managed the social media calendar, wrote product pages and ran the customer surveys that shaped 2 new product lines. It is where I learned that the best copy begins with listening. Skills I use every week: email marketing, HubSpot, copywriting, customer research and A/B testing. I am ready for a marketing manager role where I can lead campaigns from research to results and help writers and designers do their strongest work. I am always glad to talk with people building thoughtful marketing teams, so feel free to reach out.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a LinkedIn summary?
It is the About section of your LinkedIn profile: a few short paragraphs in your own voice that say what you do, what you are good at, what you have achieved and what you want next. Unlike a resume, it can be written in the first person and read like a short story.
Does the generator make things up?
It is told to use only the facts in your resume, and every result is checked before you see it: a number, degree or name your text does not contain is refused and the drafts are rewritten once. If it still cannot be written from your facts, nothing is shown and the attempt does not use your free allowance.
How long are the drafts?
Each draft is between 150 and 300 words, split into short paragraphs so it is easy to scan on a profile. You can trim it further or add a personal detail before you paste it in.
What is the difference between the voices?
Warm and personable reads like a friendly introduction and may open with what you care about. Direct and concise leads with your role and results in shorter sentences. Both use only the facts in your resume.
How many summaries can I write for free?
Five generations a day with no account, shared with Applystead's other free AI tools such as the LinkedIn headline generator and the resume summary generator. Each click of the button that returns a result counts as one generation, and the allowance resets at midnight Pacific time.
Is what I type stored?
No. Your text is sent to Applystead only to write the drafts and is not stored. Nothing is saved to an account, and there is no account to create. Copy the result you want before you leave the page.