Free LinkedIn Post Analyzer
Paste your draft and get an instant virality score, hook breakdown, readability rating, and specific fixes — before you hit publish.
How the LinkedIn Algorithm Evaluates Your Content
The Critical Dwell Time Metric
LinkedIn tracks exactly how many seconds users spend looking at your content. If a user scrolls past your post in under two seconds, the algorithm flags it as low-quality. This is why a crisp, compelling hook is the single most important factor for distribution.
Why White Space Rules the Feed
Dense paragraphs kill reach. Over 70% of LinkedIn interactions happen on mobile devices. If your writing looks like a wall of text, users bounce. Breaking your thoughts into single-sentence lines increases readability and keeps readers moving down the page.
Viral Anatomy Checklist
- The Scroll-Stopper: Keep your opening line under 80 characters so it doesn't get clipped by the 'see more' button.
- The Core Value Pivot: State clearly in line 3 what transformation or insight the reader gains by reading to the end.
- Format Cleanliness: Separate every 2 lines with a clean break to maximize mobile skimmability.
- The Natural CTA: End with an organic question that invites real answers rather than forced engagement bait.
Other Free LinkedIn Tools
- LinkedIn Hook Generator → — Write scroll-stopping first lines for your posts
- LinkedIn Post Previewer → — See exactly how your post looks before publishing
- LinkedIn Post Formatter → — Add bold, italics, and spacing that survive the LinkedIn editor
- LinkedIn Headline Generator → — Write a headline that gets you found and followed
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this LinkedIn post analyzer free?
Yes, completely free with no signup required. Paste any draft and get an instant score.
What does the virality score measure?
The score evaluates your hook strength, readability, formatting, emotional pull, and how likely the post is to generate early engagement — the key signal LinkedIn's algorithm uses for distribution.
What is a good virality score?
Above 70% is strong. Below 50% usually means a weak hook or dense formatting that kills dwell time. The analyzer gives specific tips to close the gap.
What does the readability score mean?
It measures how easy your post is to skim on mobile. Short sentences, white space, and clear structure all increase it. Over 70% of LinkedIn interactions happen on mobile — dense text kills reach.
Can I analyze carousel or video post scripts?
Yes — paste the text content or script and the analyzer evaluates the hook, structure, and CTA the same way it does for standard posts.