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The resume upload accepts PDF, Word, and text documents, among other formats. Profile shows the saved filename and lets you replace or delete the resume.

Signing in to LinkedIn Writer and connecting a LinkedIn account for publishing are separate steps. Connect your publishing account when you are ready to post, or from Engage.

The circular reset button at the top of Create clears the current idea, post, image, schedule time, settings, and all three iteration counters after you confirm. Saved ideas, saved drafts and scheduled posts, your account, and your LinkedIn connection are not deleted.

1. Choose your subjects. Open Add/Edit Topics to select relevant topics or add your own.
2. Adjust the balance. Click a topic to increase its weight, or right-click to decrease it. Hover over a topic to see its current weight. In Add/Edit Topics, you can also focus a topic and use the arrow keys: up/right increases, down/left decreases.
3. Save your changes. The maximum weight is 6. Reducing a topic below 1 asks you to confirm its removal. Save useful generated ideas before changing topics or weights, as these changes clear the current batch.

Reset in Add/Edit Topics restores the default topic selection, removes your selected and custom topics, and clears the current generated ideas. It does not reset the Idea iteration counter.

Content angle

Choose Problem to explore a challenge, Lesson to share learning, Framework to organize an approach, or Opinion to take a position. Story follows an experience; Prediction looks ahead; Checklist suggests actions; Case study examines an example.

Emotional tone

Calm is measured; Curious explores a question; Urgent stresses why it matters now. Optimistic looks for opportunity, Reflective considers what you learned, and Provocative challenges familiar thinking.

Practicality

Conceptual explores the bigger idea. Actionable gives readers something they can apply. Tactical focuses on specific steps or methods.

Time horizon

Current trend focuses on what is happening now, Near future on what may come next, and Long-term shift on lasting change. Review any generated factual claims before using them.

Audience

Executive suits leadership and business decisions; Recruiter emphasizes professional relevance; Engineer / Guru suits technical readers; General keeps ideas broadly accessible.

Outcome focus

Choose the result you want to explore: Career growth, Business impact, Operational improvement, Customer experience, Transformation, or Leadership.

Controversy level

Neutral takes a balanced approach. Mildly challenging questions an assumption. Strong point of view asks for a firmer position. Choose a stance you would genuinely support.

Additional instructions

Add a real decision, experience, question, or constraint. Be specific about what happened and avoid asking the generator to invent results. These instructions are used alongside your selected topics and weights.

Tone

Professional keeps it businesslike; Conversational sounds like a discussion with a colleague. Use Direct for a clear position, Reflective for a lesson, Bold for a strong stance, or Warm for a more personal approach.

Audience

Executive focuses the message on leadership and business decisions. Recruiter highlights professional relevance, Engineer / Guru suits technical readers, and General keeps it broadly accessible.

Writing style

Choose the quality to emphasize: More human, More concise, More specific, Less polished, More authoritative, or More emotional. For a practical leadership lesson, More specific is a useful starting point.

Point of view

First person tells your own story. Founder/operator voice emphasizes running a business; Job seeker voice presents your experience; Expert/advisor voice shares guidance; Neutral brand voice speaks for an organization. Choose a perspective that genuinely fits you.

Post length

The character targets are Short: 500–800, Medium: 900–1,300, Long: 1,400–2,000, and Detailed: 2,100–3,000. Short suits one clear point; longer options leave room for context and examples. Check the final length after editing.

Post structure

Story-driven follows an experience. Problem → insight → takeaway explains what changed your thinking. List post groups points; Contrarian opinion challenges a view; Lesson learned shares a conclusion; Practical advice gives readers something to try.

Hook style

Choose how to open: Personal story, Strong opinion, Question, Surprising observation, Pain point, or Simple statement. Make sure the rest of the post delivers on that opening.

Formatting

Short paragraphs and Balanced paragraphs control reading rhythm. Use Bullets where useful for grouped ideas, Numbered steps for a sequence, Clear sections for distinct topics, or Compact layout for a tighter presentation.

Emoji usage

Choose High, Medium, Low, or No Emoji. Low or No Emoji is a restrained starting point for an executive audience.

Call to action

No CTA ends without a request. Ask a question invites an answer; Invite comments opens discussion; Soft reflection leaves readers with a thought; Direct engagement makes the invitation more explicit.

Hashtags

Request No hashtags, Low, 2 hashtags, Medium, 4 hashtags, or High, 6 hashtags. Keep only those that genuinely describe the topic.

Revision goal

Leave No specific revision goal for a first draft. For another version, choose Shorten, Make stronger, Make more personal, Make less AI-sounding, Add examples, Remove fluff, or Make hook better to focus the change.

Additional instructions

Supply facts, personal experience, wording to avoid, or a point that must stay. For example: “Explain why we paused two projects. Do not invent results or figures.”

The post panel also shows writing statistics and suggestions for reducing AI-style phrasing. Treat these as prompts for your judgment.

Color theme

Choose a palette, such as Blue + gold, Monochrome, Warm neutral, or Navy + copper. Other choices include Bold contrast, Green + blue, Teal + coral, Product brights, Soft pastels, Premium dark, Earth + sage, and Slate + lavender. Custom lets you set primary, accent, and background colors.

Style

Editorial image illustrates an idea; Minimal vector uses simple shapes; Clean 3D adds depth; Infographic organizes information. For a different feel, try Hand-drawn sketch, Paper cutout, Aesthetic pixel art, Cyberpunk gradient, or Analog film photography.

Tone

Set the mood: Confident and professional, Warm and approachable, Analytical and precise, Optimistic and energetic, Calm and focused, or Bold and direct. Tone describes the feeling; Style describes the visual treatment.

Composition

Centered visual metaphor represents an idea with a symbol. Process or steps shows a sequence; Before and after contrast shows change; Single hero object keeps one subject in focus; Abstract dashboard or system view suggests connected information.

Text treatment

Choose No text in the image, One short readable headline, or Minimal icon labels only. Check spelling and readability whenever the image includes words.

Visual density

Minimal gives the main subject more space. Balanced adds supporting detail. Detailed but uncluttered asks for a richer scene without overwhelming the message.

Image AI

AI-1 and AI-2 select alternative image-generation options. Keep the same brief if you want to compare how each interprets it; neither guarantees a better result for every idea.

Additional instructions

Describe must-have objects, brand colors, mood, and exclusions. Be specific about people, logos, or text you do not want. These are generation instructions, so verify the final image.

Adjust the settings and add a clear instruction about what to change. For example: “Use a simple architectural staircase to suggest career growth. No people or text.”

If a generation is still running, use Cancel to stop it. A canceled generation does not add an iteration.

Open Drafts & Scheduled Posts and select a row to load its content. Save your draft changes, or use Reschedule for a post that is still scheduled. Use the page controls to browse more saved posts.

Check the status after scheduling. If the site shows a failure or asks you to retry, read the message before submitting again. A post already published to LinkedIn cannot be rescheduled.

Read the confirmation carefully before deleting a saved item; the available action depends on its publishing status.

Objective

Acknowledge recognizes the comment. Answer question responds directly; Add insight contributes a new point; Continue discussion keeps the exchange going; Handle disagreement addresses a different view constructively.

Tone

Professional is businesslike; Warm is considerate; Friendly is more casual; Confident states your position clearly; Diplomatic is useful for sensitive topics or disagreement.

Length

Short suits a focused answer or acknowledgment. Choose Medium for a little context, or Detailed when the question needs a fuller explanation.

Expertise

Accessible keeps the explanation easy to follow. Expert assumes more subject knowledge; Engineer / Guru suits a technical exchange. This changes how the reply is written, not whether its claims are correct.

Conversation style

Statement makes your point without a question. Follow-up question asks the commenter to expand. Statement and question adds your view and invites a response.

Emoji usage

Choose None, Low, or Medium. Match the tone of the conversation; None is a straightforward business default.

Commenter name

Never avoids using the name, When natural uses it selectively, and Always asks for a direct personal acknowledgment. Check the name before sending.

Additional instructions

Add the specific answer, experience, or boundary the reply should reflect. For example: “Explain that we measure the pilot against one customer outcome. Do not mention confidential figures.”

Check that you are signed in, that your Profile is complete, and that your trial or subscription has available usage. Read any message next to the action. If generation is still running, wait for it or choose Cancel before trying again.

Check the connection status in Engage or the Post window. Reconnect if prompted and confirm the selected account. For comments, select the post again or use Refresh Comments. If the problem continues, contact us with the message you see.

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