The LinkedIn Post Scheduler · free beta

You always mean to post Tuesday morning.Now Tuesday posts itself.

Write it when the thought is hot, schedule it for when your buyers scroll. One image with alt text, LinkedIn's real 3,000 character limit, and the thing no other scheduler has: an honest pre-check by the same engine behind the Content Audit, before the feed sees it.

Read the walkthrough

Email sign-up, no password. LinkedIn connects through official OAuth, revocable on linkedin.com any time.

Step 1Write it once

Full post, up to 3,000 characters. Attach an image and write its alt text, same as LinkedIn's own composer.

Step 2Pre-check it

One click runs the Content Audit engine on the draft. Weak hook, no ending, wall of text: you hear it now, not from silence later.

Step 3Queue it

Pick the time. Connect LinkedIn once (official OAuth, no password) and it publishes itself.

Quick answers

Does it need my LinkedIn password?
Never. Publishing works through LinkedIn's official OAuth: you approve it on linkedin.com and can revoke it there any time. Until you connect, posts wait safely in your queue.
What can a post include?
Text up to 3,000 characters and one image with alt text, the same accessibility field LinkedIn's native composer has. Typed @mentions currently publish as plain text, not linked tags; linked mentions and multi-image posts are on the roadmap.
What does the pre-check do?
It runs your draft through the same engine as the Content Audit: hook, structure, readability, ending, substance, each called strong or weak. It judges craft and never promises engagement. You can ignore it and queue anyway. Your post, your call.
Is it free? What's the catch?
Free in beta: an email address and marketing consent, up to 25 queued posts. The catch is honest: I run a done-for-you LinkedIn service, and some scheduler users eventually want the writing handled too.
Where does my data live?
Queued posts live encrypted at rest in the tool's database until they publish, then the image is deleted. LinkedIn tokens are stored server-side only and never touch your browser. Details in the privacy policy.

New here? Read how to schedule LinkedIn posts, the full walkthrough.

One email. No password.

Your email is your account: it keys your queue and, once you connect LinkedIn, your publishing identity.

Your scheduler

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