AI LinkedIn post generator that writes from your own profile
Not a prompt box. LiHelper drafts each post from your synced headline, skills and best-performing posts, adds a designed image, and schedules it at your best hour. 30 posts a month on Creator, 60 on Pro; 14-day free trial.
An AI LinkedIn post generator is a tool that turns a topic into a ready-to-publish LinkedIn post. Most of them take a sentence you type and return a post that could belong to anyone. LiHelper's generator starts from you instead: the free LiHelper Connector extension syncs your real profile and the posts of yours that performed best, and every draft is conditioned on that context, so what comes back reads like your own writing on a good day. Each post also gets a designed image and a scheduled slot, which is the difference between a generator and a growth tool.
What the generator does
LiHelper writes one post a day for you on Daily Autopilot and as many as your quota allows on request. Each draft is a complete LinkedIn post — hook, body, close, hashtags — sized to what has worked on your profile. It is built from three inputs: your synced profile (headline, current role and company, About, full skills list), your own best posts as examples, and the topic for the day. Because the examples are retrieved from your history every time, the drafts change as your writing does; no model is trained on your content and nothing is stored beyond your own account.
- Drafts from your own profile and best posts, not a template — see how LiHelper works
- A designed image with every post: hook card, numbered explainer, comparison, matrix or chart, chosen from the content
- Topic engine: your industry, skills and headline, your typed focus, and current headlines in your field
- Auto-tuned length and hashtag count from your own engagement
- Autopilot drafts are scheduled at your best hour, six hours from any other post, and published through LinkedIn's official API
- Managed AI through OpenRouter (DeepSeek, OpenAI and Google models) — no API key of your own
How a post gets written
- Sync. Connect LinkedIn with OAuth, install the LiHelper Connector and click "Sync everything". It reads your headline, current role, About, skills, recent posts and per-post stats from your own browser.
- Pick a topic. Daily Autopilot chooses a topic from your industry, headline and skills, plus any focus you typed in and, where relevant, current headlines in your field. Or type a sentence in the composer and ask for a post on that.
- Draft. The model is given your own best-performing posts as examples, retrieved fresh each time, and writes the post in that tone and structure. Length and hashtag count are tuned from what has earned engagement for you.
- Image. A designed image is generated to match the content — a hook card, numbered explainer, comparison or chart — and checked so the text on it is legible. Each shipped image uses visual credits (1 credit = one designed image or chart; a card set uses 2, a carousel 3). If your credits are spent you still get the post, without an image, plus a Generate image button on the draft.
- Approve or let it go. On Creator the post waits in your calendar for a one-tap approval. On Pro, with auto-publishing on, it publishes itself at your best hour through LinkedIn's official API.
The first drafts, before a sync, lean on your headline and skills alone. After the extension has synced your posts and stats, the example pool is real and the drafts track you closely; after a few weeks of publishing and syncing, they track you closer still. That loop — sync, draft, publish, measure — is the whole product, and it is why the LiHelper Connector on the Chrome Web Store matters even though it is free.
Why it sounds like you
"In your voice" is a claim every AI LinkedIn tool makes. Here is what it means concretely in LiHelper. Voice is not inferred from a questionnaire or a pasted sample; it is inferred from the posts you have already published and their engagement, which the extension reads from your own LinkedIn tab. The best of those posts are retrieved and handed to the model as examples for each draft, so cadence, paragraph length, how you open and how you close are all copied from evidence rather than guessed. If you have published nothing yet, the drafts are competent but generic for a week or two; the fix is to publish, sync and let the pool fill. The FAQ answers will AI-written LinkedIn posts sound like me in a paragraph.
What the AI does not do
Which plan includes AI posts
| What you get | Free | Creator | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI posts per month | None | 30 | 60 |
| Visual credits per month (1 credit = one designed image) | None | 15 | 40 |
| Drafts conditioned on your synced profile and best posts | Not included | Included | Included |
| Daily Autopilot: a draft in your calendar every day | Not included | Included | Included |
| Write or ask for a post in the composer | Write only | Included | Included |
| Scheduled at your best hour | Included | Included | Included |
| Auto-publishing without approval | Not included | Not included | Included |
Creator: $12/month, 30 AI posts and 15 visual credits. Pro: $29/month, 60 posts and 40 credits plus auto-publishing, engagement and job tools. Annual plans cost ten months. Every account starts with a 14-day Creator trial with no card. Full detail on the pricing page.
Free AI post generators vs a profile-driven one
Free, no-signup generators from the big writing tools are useful for a one-off post and for seeing what AI can do. They cannot know your history, so every post starts from zero and you do the work of making it sound like you. They also stop at the text: no image, no schedule, no idea when your audience is online. LiHelper's generator is paid after the trial because it is doing the rest of the job — syncing, scheduling and publishing — and because the AI is managed, so you never pay a provider separately. If you only want a scheduler, the LinkedIn post scheduler is free for posts you write yourself. The comparison pages, such as LiHelper vs Taplio, set the price against the tools that also bundle AI writing.
AI post generator FAQ
How is LiHelper different from a free AI LinkedIn post generator?
A free generator takes a topic and returns a post that could belong to anyone. LiHelper conditions each draft on your synced profile — headline, current role, skills, About — and on your own best-performing posts, retrieved fresh each time, so the tone and structure follow what has already worked for you. It also adds a designed image and schedules the post at your best hour. The trade-off is that it needs an account and, after the 14-day trial, a paid plan.
Which AI models write the posts?
Drafts run through OpenRouter and currently use DeepSeek, OpenAI and Google models; the mix can change as better models arrive. You never need your own API key. Text you generate is sent to the provider for processing under that provider's terms, and no model is trained on your content — it is used only as context for the draft. See which model writes the posts in the FAQ.
How many AI posts do I get per month?
Creator ($12/month) includes 30 AI posts and 15 visual credits a month; Pro ($29/month) includes 60 posts and 40 credits (1 credit = one designed image or chart). Annual plans cost ten months. The Free plan has no AI generation but lets you write, schedule and track your own posts. Every account starts with a 14-day Creator trial, no card needed, so the first month of drafts is free. Full detail on the pricing page.
Do I have to publish what the AI writes?
No. On Creator every draft waits in your calendar until you approve it with one tap, and you can edit or discard it first. On Pro you can switch on auto-publishing so the scheduled post goes out by itself, but that is off by default and can be paused any time. Whatever the plan, you remain responsible for what appears under your name, so read drafts before they go out.
Will the posts sound like me or like every other AI post?
They will sound like your own past posts, because those are the examples the model is given. The first drafts, before the extension has synced your history, lean more on your headline and skills; as you publish and gather engagement the example pool grows and the drafts track you more closely. The FAQ answers will AI-written LinkedIn posts sound like me in more detail.
More LiHelper features
- LinkedIn post scheduler
Schedule at your best hour and publish through LinkedIn's official API, free for posts you write
- Engagement autopilot
Likes within 40/day, comments drafted for review within 10/day, paused by a circuit breaker (Pro)
- Easy Apply assist
Pre-fills Easy Apply to the review step and never guesses a screening question (Pro)
See your first AI draft tomorrow morning
Create an account, connect LinkedIn, install the extension and sync once; Daily Autopilot puts a post in your calendar within a day. Every account starts with a 14-day Creator trial — no card needed. Want Pro? Start a 14-day Pro trial at checkout; you are not charged until it ends.