LinkedIn headline and About section that say what you do

For the person who lands on your profile and gives you eight seconds.

AI builders, freelancers and career changers whose profile still describes the old job.linkedinpersonal brandprofile

Rewrite my LinkedIn headline and About section.

Current headline and About (paste): <paste>
What I actually do now, in plain words: <describe>
Who I want to be found by: <recruiters for X / clients who need Y / collaborators>
Two or three real things I've built or done, with details: <list>
How I talk (paste something I wrote): <paste>

Produce:
1. Five headlines under 120 characters: what I do, for whom, with one concrete signal (a tool, an outcome, a domain). No "passionate", no "guru", no emojis unless my writing uses them.
2. An About section under 180 words: first line says what I do and for whom; second paragraph shows one real example with detail; third says what I'm looking for and how to reach me. First person, my voice.
3. A shorter About, under 80 words, for people who don't read.
4. The words in my current profile that should never come back, and why.
5. Three specific things I could add to the Featured section, based on what I've built.

Nothing invented. If my real examples are thin, tell me what to build or write first.

Replace every <placeholder> with your own details before you send it.

How to use it

1Say who you want to be found by. A headline for recruiters reads differently from one for clients.
2Paste your current profile so the model keeps what's true and cuts what's tired.
3Skip the 'passionate about' version. Ask for the plain one.

Reviewed 2026-09-20

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