A free demo of the 6-rule voice validator inside Growty — a personal LinkedIn engine.
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LinkedIn Headline Generator — clear, specific, no buzzwords
Your headline is the first thing people see — in search, in connection requests, and on every comment you leave. Enter your role and industry and get 8 headline suggestions that say what you actually do, without the clichés. Free, no signup required.
How to use
Enter your current role
What do you do? CTO, Product Manager, Founder, Freelance Developer — be specific.
Add your industry
SaaS, Fintech, E-commerce, AI — this helps us generate industry-relevant headlines.
Get 8 headline suggestions
Copy any headline directly to your LinkedIn profile. Each uses a different format and style.
Why your LinkedIn headline matters
Your headline appears in search results, connection requests, and every comment you leave. LinkedIn gives you 120 characters to make an impression. Most people waste it with generic titles like 'Marketing Manager at Company X'. A strong headline tells people what you do AND why they should care — which leads to more profile visits, connection accepts, and inbound opportunities. This free tool is built by Growty — a personal LinkedIn engine. Not a growth hack. Not another AI writer. Tell Growty about your work in a short chat — or import your LinkedIn profile PDF or CV — and it builds your voice profile. It suggests post ideas from what you actually do, drafts LinkedIn posts that sound like you, checks every draft against 6 voice rules, and publishes to your own LinkedIn profile only after you click Publish.
Frequently asked questions
What makes a good LinkedIn headline?
A good headline is specific, shows what you do (not just your title), and hints at the value you provide. 'CTO | Building AI tools for e-commerce' is better than 'Chief Technology Officer'.
How long can a LinkedIn headline be?
LinkedIn allows up to 220 characters in your headline. However, only about 60-70 characters show in search results and comments, so front-load the important parts.
Should I include keywords in my headline?
Yes. LinkedIn's search algorithm uses your headline for discovery. Include terms people would search for when looking for someone with your expertise.
How often should I update my headline?
Update it when your role, focus, or goals change. Some professionals update quarterly to reflect current projects or achievements.
Ready to post in your own words?
Start for free. No credit card required — you approve every post.