Free AI tool · No account needed
Open to work post generator
Tell your network you are looking. Name the roles you want, what you are good at and where you can work, and get a clear open to work post built from your own facts.
Private. Sent to Applystead only to write this; not stored.
Your result
Create a free account (no card)
Keep a master resume and 3 tailored versions, tailor 10 resumes a day with AI, and export PDFs with no watermark.
How to use it
- Name the roles you want. Write the job titles you are looking for. Naming them plainly helps people in your network think of openings and contacts that fit.
- Describe what you are good at. Add your recent work, a result or two with the real numbers, and the skills or tools you use. The post draws only on these facts, so more detail gives a stronger post.
- Add where you can work. If you have a city, region or a preference for remote work, add it. Leave it blank if location does not matter to your search.
- Read it and post it. Check that every sentence is true and sounds like you, change any wording you like, then share the post with your network and reply to anyone who reaches out.
Example
What was entered
- Roles you want
- Data analyst or reporting analyst roles
- What you are good at
- I spent 4 years at Northwind Analytics building weekly sales dashboards in SQL and Tableau. I cleaned up our customer data so the finance team could close the month 2 days faster. I enjoy explaining numbers to people who do not work with data every day.
- Where you can work
- Denver or remote
What the tool wrote
I am looking for my next role as a data analyst or reporting analyst.
For the past 4 years at Northwind Analytics, I built the weekly sales dashboards our teams relied on, using SQL and Tableau. I also cleaned up our customer data, which helped the finance team close the month 2 days faster.
What I enjoy most is explaining numbers to people who do not work with data every day, so the insight actually gets used.
I am open to roles in Denver or remote.
If your team needs someone who can turn messy data into clear reporting, or you know of an opening, I would be grateful for a message or an introduction. Thank you for reading and for any shares.
Related free tools
- Layoff announcement post generator: Write a calm, gracious post about a layoff that thanks your team and says what you want next.
- LinkedIn post generator: Write a natural post about an achievement, a lesson, a job search update or a thank you.
- LinkedIn headline generator: Get five LinkedIn headline options and a rewritten About section from your own text.
- LinkedIn About section generator: Turn your resume into two first-person drafts for your LinkedIn About section.
- LinkedIn character counter: Count the characters in a LinkedIn post or connection request note and see how many are left under the limit.
Related guides
Frequently asked questions
What should an open to work post say?
Say which roles you are looking for, what you are good at with one or two concrete results, where you can work, and how people can help, such as a message, an introduction or a share. Keep it short and specific so readers can think of a match.
Does the generator make things up?
It is told to use only the facts in what you write about your roles and strengths, and every result is checked before you see it: a number, degree or name your text does not contain is refused and the post is 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 can the post be?
A LinkedIn post can be up to 3,000 characters, far more than you need. Each post here is between 80 and 150 words, enough to name your goal and your strengths while staying quick to read in a feed.
How many posts can I write for free?
Five generations a day with no account, shared with Applystead's other free AI tools such as the layoff announcement post generator and the LinkedIn post 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 post 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.