Humanize your LinkedIn post
LinkedIn readers smell a template in two lines. If you drafted with AI, this pass keeps your actual story — the numbers, the lesson, the specifics — and removes the stock phrasing that makes people scroll past.
Conversational, social-ready voice. One word of input = one word charged, only when the rewrite succeeds.
Why AI-drafted posts fall flat on LinkedIn
The feed is full of posts that open with a grand claim, stack three adjectives, and end with a motivational slogan. Readers have learned to recognise the shape, and they stop reading before they reach your point.
The fix is not to hide that you drafted with help — it is to make the text specific and rhythmic again: uneven sentence lengths, plain words, and your real details up front.
What the polish keeps — and what it removes
Kept, exactly as written: your metrics, team sizes, dates, product names and the stance you took. Removed: filler transitions, tell-words like "delve" and "pivotal", and the generic uplift ending.
Use the Casual register for personal posts and Business for company announcements. Re-read before posting — your name is on it.
Questions
No. The pipeline is fidelity-first: every figure, name and date is carried over exactly. Only phrasing and rhythm change.
Casual for personal stories and lessons, Business for announcements and hiring posts.
The first 1,500 words are free. After that, word packs start at $9.99 for 20,000 words — one-time, and they never expire.