How to Write a LinkedIn Summary (About Section) With AI (Free)
Your LinkedIn About section is prime real estate — recruiters and connections read it to understand who you are and what you offer. Writing it in a way that's professional yet personal, and includes the right keywords, is tricky. AI can draft it in minutes. This guide shows how to write a LinkedIn summary with free AI.
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What a great summary includes
Write it in the first person and lead with a hook — who you help and how. Then cover what you do, your key skills and achievements (with specifics), what makes you distinctive, and a line inviting connection or contact. Weave in the keywords people would search to find someone like you.
Give the AI your role, experience, key achievements, skills and the audience you want to reach, and ask for a first-person summary with those elements and relevant keywords.
Keep it human and specific
- Write in first person — it feels personal and approachable.
- Lead with the value you provide, not a job title.
- Include specific achievements and numbers where you can.
- Add keywords for your skills so you appear in searches.
- End with an invitation to connect or reach out.
Step-by-step
Common mistakes to avoid
Pro tips
Frequently asked questions
Is it free to write a LinkedIn summary with AI?
Yes — the AI Writer is free with no account required.
Should it be first or third person?
First person — it feels personal and approachable, which works best on LinkedIn.
How do I appear in more searches?
Include the keywords people would search to find someone with your skills, woven in naturally.
How long should it be?
Long enough to tell your story and value, but focused — lead with a hook so the first lines grab attention.
Will it sound like me?
Use the AI for structure, then edit with your specifics and voice so it stays authentic.
AI helps you write a LinkedIn summary that gets noticed — first-person, value-led, keyword-rich. Give it your real background, edit in specifics and your voice, and end with an invitation. A profile that attracts opportunities, free in your browser.