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Draft a post, headline, About section or comment and see how many characters you have left before LinkedIn cuts you off.
| Field | Limit | Source | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Post | 3,000 characters | LinkedIn Help Center | Checked October 2026 |
| Headline | 220 characters | Not published by LinkedIn, commonly reported value | Checked October 2026 |
| About | 2,600 characters | Not published by LinkedIn, commonly reported value | Checked October 2026 |
| Comment | 1,250 characters | Not published by LinkedIn, commonly reported value | Checked October 2026 |
A LinkedIn post can be up to 3,000 characters, per the LinkedIn Help Center.
The commonly reported limits are 220 characters for the headline and 2,600 for the About section. LinkedIn does not list these in its Help Center, so the profile editor is the final check.
Yes. Spaces, line breaks, hashtags and emoji all count toward the limit, and this counter includes them.
LinkedIn shows the first few lines and hides the rest behind "see more". Put the main point in your opening lines so it shows before the cut.