LinkedIn About Section Generator
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When did you last read your own LinkedIn About section? Does it still describe the job you do, or the one you had when you wrote it?
Most About sections are either empty or a paragraph of job titles. The LinkedIn About Section Generator writes something a recruiter or a client would actually finish reading.
Short answer: The LinkedIn About Section Generator writes the summary block under your headline, in your own voice rather than in corporate abstractions. Free on EizTools, with style, industry, tone, length and an option to work in search keywords.
What is LinkedIn About Section Generator?
It writes the summary block under your headline. You describe your work, your experience and who you want to reach, and it returns a section written in your voice rather than in corporate abstractions.
One thing to know before you open the options: the panel is labelled with Bio Style and Bio Length, because it is shared with the other profile writing tools. Those settings control your About section exactly as you would expect, the wording on the labels is just broader than this one use.
How Does LinkedIn About Section Generator Work?
- Describe your role, your experience and who you want to reach in the prompt box.
- Choose the AI model that will write the section.
- Open the accordion and set Bio Length, then pick a Bio Style, a Tone and your Niche / Industry.
- Generate and read the section in the output card.
- Copy it into your profile, or export as TXT or Word if you want to edit it offline first.
| Option | What it changes | Suggested setting |
|---|---|---|
| Bio Style | Storytelling, Professional, Minimalist, Personal and four others | Storytelling, which reads better than a list of achievements |
| Bio Length | Short, Normal or Detailed | Normal. Only the first three lines show before "see more" |
| Tone | Friendly, Professional, Witty, Inspirational, Bold, Casual, Emotional or Playful | Professional with a little warmth, not corporate |
| Creativity | A 1 to 100 dial controlling how far the phrasing drifts from plain description | 35, since this section is read by people making decisions |
Niche / Industry adjusts the vocabulary. Four toggles cover Include Keywords, Include CTA, Add Link / Handle and Include Emojis. Custom Instructions is where the facts go: years of experience, the qualification that matters, the kind of work you want more of.
Note Turn on Include Keywords if you want recruiters to find you through search. LinkedIn search reads this section, so the words in your job title and skills should appear naturally somewhere in it.
Writing The First Three Lines
Almost nobody clicks "see more". That makes the opening lines the entire section for most readers.
- Say what you do and who for, immediately. Save the career history for later in the paragraph.
- Avoid opening with your job title, which is already visible directly above.
- Put a specific detail in the first sentence. A number, a specialism, a named field.
- Write in first person. Third person reads as though someone else wrote it, which is worse.
Who Should Use It
Worth doing if
- You are job hunting and your profile has not changed in two years.
- You freelance and the profile is doing sales work for you.
- You changed field and the old summary describes the wrong career.
- Your section is empty, which is more common than people admit.
Where you still edit
- Any claim about results has to be true and yours.
- The voice needs one pass so it sounds like you speaking.
- Industry specific detail only you know has to be added by hand.
The EizTools library asks for neither payment nor a profile, and a second AI family on the same description will often produce the warmer version you were looking for. For a shorter third person profile blurb, the Nonprofit Board Bio Writer handles that format.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long should a LinkedIn About section be?
Three or four short paragraphs is plenty. Set Bio Length to Normal, since the LinkedIn About Section Generator produces something that fits without needing to be expanded.
Should I write in first or third person?
First person for almost everyone. Third person suits public figures and formal biographies, and on a normal profile it creates distance you do not want.
Will it help recruiters find me?
It helps if you turn on Include Keywords and describe your actual skills in the prompt. Search matches words, so the terms in job adverts you want should appear in your section.
Can I mention what I am looking for?
Yes, and you should. Turn on Include CTA and say in the prompt what you want, whether that is client work, a role or conversations in a particular field.
Your About section is read at the exact moment someone is deciding whether to contact you. That makes it the highest value paragraph on your profile and usually the least maintained. Rewrite it in the LinkedIn About Section Generator, then read the first three lines on your phone to see what most people will actually get.
Sabir Bepari
Founder of EizTools and a passionate AI enthusiast dedicated to building practical, user-friendly AI tools that simplify everyday tasks.
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