Free LinkedIn About section generator
A prospect reads your About right after your message lands. Get one written for that moment: what they get in the first lines, how you do it, the proof you have and how to reach you, all in your words.
- 1Describe what you doYour role and who you help.
- 2Add proof and a toneUp to three proof points. Plain, warm or direct.
- 3Paste it inThen check the first lines on your phone.
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How to write a LinkedIn About section
Your About is the text under your profile header. A prospect often reads it right after your request or message lands, to decide whether you’re worth a reply, and only the first lines show before “see more”.
Open with what they get
Say who you help and what changes for them in the first lines, before your history.
Use proof you can stand behind
A client count, a past role, a result. Leave out anything you couldn’t back up on a call.
End with how to reach you
One plain line: what to message you about, or where to book time with you.
LinkedIn About section examples
Four opening paragraphs for four roles. Each one says who it’s for and what they get before it says anything about the writer.
Head of sales
I help B2B SaaS teams turn cold outbound into first meetings that actually show up. For the last six years I’ve built outbound teams from scratch, most recently at Fieldline, where we went from zero to six reps.
Founder
Routewise helps mid-size carriers fill empty return trips, so trucks stop driving home with nothing in the back. I started it after eight years running dispatch, and I still talk to every new carrier myself.
Recruiter
I place senior backend engineers at Series A and B startups in Berlin. If you’re hiring your first five engineers and need people who’ve shipped at that stage before, that’s exactly the search I run.
Consultant
I help RevOps leaders clean up their CRM before they buy another tool. Most projects start with one question, which fields does anyone actually use, and the answer usually changes the whole plan.
Fix the rest before you reach out
Headline generator
Five headlines, each from a different angle, and a preview of where LinkedIn cuts each one off.
Write my headlineProfile grader
Six checks on your headline and About, read the way a prospect reads them, and the one fix to make first.
Grade my profileConnection message generator
Three connection notes under 200 characters, each built on something the person actually did.
Write my notesFrequently asked questions
Is the LinkedIn About section generator free?
Yes. Leave your work address and the About is yours to copy.
How long can a LinkedIn About section be?
Up to 2,600 characters. Only the first few lines show before “see more”, so the opening has to say what the reader gets.
What should I write in my LinkedIn About section?
Who you help and what changes for them, then how you do it, the proof you have, and one line on how to reach you. Write it for the person deciding whether to reply, not for a search filter.
Should I write my About for recruiters or for prospects?
If you’re reaching out to buyers, write it for them. They read your About after your message, to decide whether to reply, and keywords meant for screening software do nothing for that reader.
Will the generator make up results?
No. It only uses the proof points you give it. With none, it writes one honest line about the work instead of a number.
What happens with my details?
You get your About, and now and then a practical tip on LinkedIn outreach. Nobody from sales calls you unless you ask.
Find the right people and start the right conversations
Expandi runs your LinkedIn outreach from your own account, within the limits you set, so your team spends its time on the replies.