iGrammar writing tool

    Free LinkedIn Post Checker

    Review a LinkedIn post before publishing. iGrammar helps you fix grammar, spelling, punctuation, clarity, and professional tone while keeping your voice and message intact. Review the draft before it reaches a client, recruiter, colleague, or public audience. iGrammar helps you catch distracting errors while keeping your message, details, and professional intent under your control.

    No account is required for the web editor. Review every suggestion before using it.

    How to use the LinkedIn post checker

    1. 1

      Paste your LinkedIn post or draft.

    2. 2

      Run the focused iGrammar check.

    3. 3

      Review, apply, or copy the result.

    See a LinkedIn post checker example

    The example below shows the kind of improvement to review—not a promise that every text will receive the same changes.

    Before

    I am happy to share that our team have launched a new project. It was a challenging journey, but we learned alot.

    After

    I am happy to share that our team has launched a new project. It was a challenging journey, but we learned a lot.

    Collective noun agreement

    Team is treated as singular in this sentence.

    Spelling

    A lot is written as two words.

    Voice preserved

    The celebratory tone and message remain intact.

    What this checker looks for

    Agreement
    Professional tone
    Spelling
    Clarity
    Punctuation

    Who uses it?

    Checking a career update or launch announcement
    Polishing a thought-leadership post before publishing
    Polishing a client or manager message before sending it
    Checking an application document for avoidable errors
    Preparing a public professional update with a clear final read

    Tips for better writing

    • Put the main point in the first two lines.
    • Use short paragraphs for easier mobile reading.
    • Check that every result, title, and attribution is accurate.
    • Confirm that names, job titles, dates, and numbers are still accurate after edits.
    • Prefer direct verbs when a sentence feels vague or overly formal.
    • Read the opening and closing separately to check the intended tone.
    • Keep a copy of the original draft before applying multiple suggestions.

    Frequently asked questions

    Does it optimize my LinkedIn post for engagement?

    No. It checks writing quality and tone; it does not promise reach or engagement results.

    Can I keep my personal voice?

    Yes. Apply only the suggestions that improve the post without making it sound unlike you.

    Can I rewrite the post after checking it?

    Yes. You can use the rewrite and tone tools after reviewing grammar suggestions.

    Does this replace a professional review?

    No. It is a writing aid that can catch common language issues. A person should still review facts, judgment, confidential details, and the final message.

    Can I use the result in a job application?

    Yes, but check that every statement remains accurate and sounds like you. iGrammar should improve clarity, not invent experience or qualifications.

    Does iGrammar check facts or citations?

    No. It checks writing quality and context; it does not verify claims, sources, citations, qualifications, or business decisions.

    Can I rewrite the result for a different audience?

    Yes. After checking the draft, choose Rewrite Text or Improve Tone in the editor to create a version for a different audience while reviewing the changes yourself.

    How iGrammar helps

    iGrammar keeps the input, focused context, suggestions, explanations, and corrected output in one workspace. You decide which changes to apply and can continue with rewriting, summarizing, tone improvement, or another focused check.

    Focused context
    Reviewable suggestions
    One writing workspace

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