LinkedIn Post
Formatter

LinkedIn doesn't support native bold or italic formatting. Instead, we use special Unicode characters that look like bold, italic, or other styles. These characters work across all platforms and don't require any special app or plugin - just copy and paste.

Yes! Unicode formatted text works everywhere LinkedIn is displayed - mobile apps, desktop browsers, and even in LinkedIn emails. The formatting is part of the text itself, not a platform-specific feature.

LinkedIn posts have a 3,000 character limit. Our tool shows you a live character count so you never exceed this limit. For comments, the limit is 1,250 characters.

LinkedIn truncates posts to show approximately 3 lines (around 210 characters) before the '...more' link. This is why optimizing your first few lines is crucial - they determine whether people click to read more.

Absolutely! Emojis work perfectly alongside Unicode formatted text. In fact, strategic emoji use can increase engagement by making your posts more visually appealing and easier to scan.

Formatting itself doesn't directly impact the algorithm, but well-formatted posts tend to get more engagement (likes, comments, shares), which does boost algorithmic reach. Readable posts perform better.

Unicode mathematical character sets only include letters (A-Z, a-z) and sometimes numbers (0-9). Punctuation, special characters, and emojis remain unchanged because there are no Unicode equivalents for them.

Yes, completely free! You can format unlimited text, use all 15+ styles, and copy as many times as you need. No signup, no watermarks, no limits.

Each style uses different Unicode character sets: Bold uses Mathematical Bold, Italic uses Mathematical Italic, Script uses cursive-style characters, Double-Struck uses outlined letters, and so on. Each creates a unique visual effect.

Yes! Formatted text works in LinkedIn direct messages, comments, articles, and posts. Copy the formatted text from our tool and paste it anywhere on LinkedIn.