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Most people never see past your first two lines. See exactly where LinkedIn hides the rest.
Cutoffs are approximate (~140 mobile, ~210 desktop). LinkedIn doesn’t publish them, and they shift with screen size, attached media, and line breaks.
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LinkedIn Text FormatterQuestions people ask
Where exactly does LinkedIn cut off a post?+
Around 140 characters on mobile and around 210 on desktop, after which the rest collapses behind a "…see more" link. LinkedIn doesn't publish these numbers and they shift with screen width, attached media, and line breaks — so treat them as close estimates, not exact thresholds.
Why does my post get cut off even though it's short?+
A line break can collapse a post on its own. If you put your first break early, everything after it can sit behind "…see more" even in a post well under the character cutoff. This tool flags that case.
What's the maximum length of a LinkedIn post?+
3,000 characters. Past that, LinkedIn won't publish the post at all — which is a different problem from being truncated in the feed.
Does this tool store my post?+
No. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and there's no signup.
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