Free AI tool for students
LinkedIn headline and About that get you found
Tell us the role you want and your city, use your resume, and get headline options, an About section and the skills to pin, all from your own facts.
Or build your resume first and it will be used here.
Recruiters on LinkedIn search mostly by job title and location, then skills. Your headline should say the role you want and where.
Three headline options, an About section and the skills to pin appear here.
We do not store what you type unless you sign in and press Save. Uploaded files are read once and discarded. The AI only uses facts you give it.
Questions students ask
What should a student's LinkedIn headline say?
The role you want, two or three specific skills or one strong project, and your city. Recruiters search mostly by job title and location.
How long should the About section be?
Three short paragraphs: who you are and what you want, what you have built with proof, and what you are open to. Under 1,500 characters reads well on a phone.
Which skills should I pin?
The tools and methods that appear in the jobs you want, and that you can show in a project. Specific tools beat words like 'teamwork'.
Should I write 'aspiring' in my headline?
It is fine once, but lead with the role itself, for example 'Data analyst | SQL, Power BI | Pune', so you appear in searches for that title.
Is my resume stored?
No. It is used to write the copy and then discarded, unless you sign in and save.
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