Make a LinkedIn post mockup. Ready for any slide or design.

What a LinkedIn post mockup is for

A good LinkedIn mockup saves you from screenshotting, cropping and blurring someone's feed. The common, honest uses:

• Decks and case studies. Show a post in context, at full resolution, in the style of the real feed.

• Designs and proposals. Fill a landing page section, a content plan or a client pitch with realistic posts before the real ones exist.

• Teaching. Break down a hook, compare a before and after edit, or show a team what good looks like.

• Planning your own post. See a draft laid out before you publish. For checking a real draft against the fold, the LinkedIn post preview is the better fit.

Use it responsibly. This makes an image that looks like a LinkedIn post. It does not post anything and is not affiliated with LinkedIn. Use your own name or a made-up person, and do not put words in a real person's mouth, fake an endorsement or present a mockup as a genuine screenshot. LinkedIn's own community policies rule out fake profiles and content meant to deceive, and that is a good standard for anything you make here.

The details that make a mockup read as LinkedIn

• The header. Photo, name, connection degree, headline and the time since posting. An empty headline is the first thing that looks off.

• The fold. Long posts collapse after a few lines behind a "…more" link. Decide whether your mockup shows the post expanded or cut, and cut it where the feed would.

• The image. LinkedIn shows photos between 3:1 and 4:5 (width to height) and crops anything taller, so an image in that range looks native.

• The counts. A row of reaction icons with a total, then comments and reposts. Round numbers read more real than exact ones.

Using a fake LinkedIn post generator the right way

• Label it when it matters. In a deck or a case study, a small "mockup" note removes any doubt.

• Keep the text short. A mockup is read at a glance on a slide, so a few lines beat a wall of text.

• Match the slide. Export on a background that suits where the image lands.

• Need the Twitter version? The fake tweet generator does the same for a Twitter post, in Light, Dim or Lights out. For a designed graphic rather than a post frame, try the Twitter post templates.

From a mockup to posts that are actually yours

A mockup shows what a post could look like. VoiceMoat is where the real ones come from. audenAI, the brain inside VoiceMoat, learns from your own content and drafts LinkedIn posts in your voice, and Media Studio turns a post you have made into a designed quote card or a carousel, ready to download. That way the post in your next case study can be one you actually published.