LinkedIn drafts: keep your posts safe, on your own device
Write a post, let it mature, come back to it later. Your drafts are saved automatically in this device's browser: nothing is sent and no account is needed.
Your browser storage is unavailable (private browsing or a blocking setting): drafts cannot be saved here.
Your drafts
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Export and import: a JSON file that you keep yourself.
No drafts yet
Create a first draft, or save a hook from the hook bank.
Every change is kept as you type. You can close the page and pick it up later.
From draft to post
Open a draft in the formatter to style it, or in the checklist to check it before you publish.
A backup that is yours
Export your drafts to a file and import it again whenever you want, including on another device.
Drafts are kept in this device's browser storage. If you clear the site's data or switch devices, they disappear: export them from time to time.
Keeping posts as drafts: why it helps
A good post reads better with fresh eyes. Setting a version aside, fixing it the next day and publishing at the right time often beats a rushed post.
This tool works as a notebook: an idea, a hook or a post under way, without leaving your browser. Use the formatter for the styling, the checklist before you publish, and the hook bank when you need an opening line.
In your browser's local storage, on this device. They are not sent to a server and nobody else can read them.
The browser erases this storage if you clear the site's data, use private browsing, or switch device or browser. Export your drafts from time to time to keep a copy.
Yes, through a file: export your drafts on the first device, then import the file on the second.
Up to 100 drafts of 10,000 characters each. A LinkedIn post is limited to 3,000 characters: the counter warns you if you go over.