LinkedIn post screenshot generator

Sometimes you need a post to look like a post outside the feed: a draft for sign-off, an example in a deck, an illustration for a landing page. Compose one below, with your name, your photo, and the numbers you choose, and download it as a PNG rendered at the feed's real column width. Everything stays in your browser.

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Your Name

Your headline goes here · 2h

The post text goes here. Type on the left and watch it land in the card, exactly as the feed sets it.

a mockup, exported at 2x · nothing uploaded

Beyond this one graphic

Made one by hand. The agents make one per post.

Inside Depost AI, the AI content team B2B founders and teams run on LinkedIn, every drafted post arrives with its graphic already designed in your brand style. The agents plan from your analytics, write in your voice, design the visual, and schedule through the official API. You approve, it publishes.

Mockups have honest jobs

The queries that lead people to tools like this one usually say “fake post generator”, which undersells what the tool is actually good for. Teams use post mockups to get a draft approved by someone who thinks in feeds rather than documents. Educators use them to show what a good post looks like without borrowing a real person’s content. Marketers use them in decks and ads where a live embed is impossible. In all three cases the point is the format, not the deception, and the mockup is doing a job a screenshot of a real post could not.

The one job this tool refuses to help with is putting invented words in a real person’s mouth and passing the image off as genuine. That is why the card starts as a placeholder identity, why nothing is prefilled from anyone real, and why the FAQ names the line plainly instead of winking at it. Cross it and the problem is not the tool, it is you.

Preview the real thing before you fake the pixels

If the mockup you are making is a draft of a post you actually intend to publish, check it in the post preview tool on this site first: it measures where the “see more” cut lands at the feed’s real widths, which this mockup deliberately does not simulate, since a mockup usually wants the full text visible. Draft, preview, publish, and save the mockup for the deck.

Questions

What does this tool produce?
A pixel-faithful mockup of a LinkedIn post as a PNG: your name, headline, photo, post text, and the reaction numbers you choose, rendered at the feed's real 555 pixel column width and exported at double resolution. It is built for showing what a post would look like, not for forging what someone said.
What is a post mockup actually for?
Showing a post outside the feed: a draft you want sign-off on before publishing, a content example inside a slide deck or course, a "posts like this" illustration for a service page, or an ad creative. Anywhere you need a post to look like a post without linking to one.
Is it okay to make a post that was never published?
For your own name, yes; that is just a draft wearing feed styling. What crosses the line is putting words into a real person's mouth and presenting the image as a genuine screenshot. That can be defamation, and it is always dishonest. The tool starts with a placeholder identity, not a real one, on purpose.
Why do the numbers matter?
Because implausible numbers give a mockup away instantly. If you are illustrating a concept, modest numbers read as honest; 40,000 reactions on a three-line post reads as fantasy and taints whatever the mockup was supporting. The defaults here are deliberately ordinary.
Is my photo uploaded?
No. The photo, like everything else on this page, stays in your browser: it is read locally, drawn into the card locally, and exported locally. Nothing is sent to any server.
Is there a watermark?
No, consistent with every tool on this site. The mockup is yours, and so is the responsibility for how it is used.

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