# LinkedIn Comment Generator Canonical page: https://depost.ai/tools/linkedin-comment-generator Comments are the cheapest visibility on LinkedIn: your name and headline in front of someone else's audience, attached to a thought. Paste the post you are replying to, add your own take if you have one, and get three comments that add something, sharpen something, or push back politely. Never 'Great post!'. Free to use, with no account needed. ## How to use it 1. Fill in **The post you are replying to**. 2. Add **Your take or experience with the topic**, **Tone**, **Comment type**, and **Length** if you want to. They are optional. 3. Click **Write 3 comments**. To see a result before typing, click **Try an example** first; it fills the form with a sample. ## Example: Three comments on the same post The visitor gave one sentence of their own experience, and it turns three generic replies into three versions of a real contribution. **What went in** - The post you are replying to: Unpopular opinion: most founders should spend less time on their product and more time talking to the people who almost bought it. The lost deals know exactly what your product is missing, and they will tell you for free. - Your take or experience with the topic: We started doing loss interviews last quarter and two of them turned into closed deals six months later. - Tone: Auto - Comment type: Experience - Length: A couple of sentences **What came back** 1. Comment 1 (From experience): We started loss interviews last quarter. Two of those lost deals came back and closed six months later, which was not the point of the exercise, but nobody complained. 2. Comment 2 (Adds a point): The underrated part: lost deals are more honest than churned customers. They have nothing to lose by telling you exactly where you fell short. Two of our roadmap items came straight from those calls. 3. Comment 3 (Asks back): Agree, and we have the receipts: two loss interviews from last quarter turned into closed deals since. Do you script those calls or keep them loose? ## Questions people ask ### Do comments actually help you grow on LinkedIn? Yes, and for most people faster than posting. A sharp comment puts your name and headline in front of someone else's audience, in a context where you are visibly thinking rather than promoting. People check the profiles of commenters who added something. It is the lowest-cost way to be discovered by exactly the crowd that follows the people you want to reach. ### What makes a LinkedIn comment worth leaving? It adds one of three things: a specific experience ("we tried this, here is the number"), a sharpening of the point, or a respectful pushback. "Great post!" adds none of them, and neither does restating the post in different words. One to three sentences is the right size; a comment that becomes an essay should probably be your own post. ### How does this comment generator work? Paste the post you are replying to and, ideally, your own take on it. You get three comments, each taking a different tack. The take field is optional but it is where the quality comes from: with it, the generator is arranging your thought; without it, it is guessing at one. ### Is it cheating to use AI for comments? Using it to fake interest in posts you never read is a waste of everyone's time, including yours. Using it to say the thing you actually think, faster and more clearly, is editing. That is why the tool asks for your take, and why you should edit before posting: the comment goes out under your name, and your name is the whole point of commenting. ### Does it work for X, Reddit, Threads, or Facebook comments? Paste a post from any of them and the drafts will be usable, but they are written to LinkedIn's length and register. Inside Depost AI, replies on X and Threads are drafted short, Reddit comments get room for substance, and Facebook comments follow the thread under the post, all in your voice. ### Is it free, and is my input stored? Free, no account, with a daily cap so it stays available. The post and your take are sent once to generate the comments and are not stored. ### How do I do this at scale without living in the feed? The bottleneck is not writing comments; it is reliably seeing the right posts. In Depost AI you build custom lists of the people who matter to you, their new posts arrive in one feed, and a reply is drafted in your voice under each. You edit or approve each one, so the volume comes from the workflow while the words stay yours. ## More free tools - [Every free tool for LinkedIn and X](https://depost.ai/tools) --- Cite as Depost AI (https://depost.ai/tools/linkedin-comment-generator). Index of every page: https://depost.ai/llms.txt. Full reference: https://depost.ai/llms-full.txt.