Turn rough technical notes into polished LinkedIn posts, without leaving LinkedIn.
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5
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1.0.0
updated 16 Aug 2026
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About PostThisDraft
Turn a rough draft into a publish-ready LinkedIn post — without leaving the composer.
Writing a good LinkedIn post usually means drafting a messy paragraph, copying it into a separate AI tool, editing the result, and pasting it back in. That round trip breaks your train of thought and adds friction to every single post. PostThisDraft removes it.
IMPROVE POST Write your draft directly in the LinkedIn post composer, then click Improve Post. Your draft is restructured into a clear, well-organized post — problem, action, result, lesson — right where you wrote it. No tab switching, no separate tools, no losing your voice in the process.
POST ASSETS Save links, images, and screenshots to a project-scoped tray as you come across them — right-click anything on the web and add it, or capture the current tab in one click. When you sit down to write, everything you've collected is right there inside the composer, organized by project.
SCOPED TO LINKEDIN PostThisDraft only activates on the LinkedIn post composer. It's not a general-purpose writing tool that inserts itself into every text box you click into — it stays out of the way until you're actually writing a post.
YOUR DATA Draft text you submit through Improve Post is processed to generate the rewritten post — see the privacy policy for full detail on what's collected and why. Items you save to the Post Assets tray are stored locally in your browser and are never transmitted anywhere