About Linkji
Linkji generates LinkedIn posts from a topic you give it. The workflow takes inputs such as topic, tone, style, hook and length, then returns a draft, and the product says the AI learns your writing style, tone and personality so posts do not read as generic. It can also suggest more than 30 post ideas based on your industry, audience and trending topics.
An editor supports emoji, hashtag suggestions and formatting tools so you can polish a post before it goes out. Posts can be published immediately or scheduled for later through a LinkedIn-verified application, and a scheduling feature picks times suited to your audience. The site describes problems it targets, such as having no ideas, being too busy to post and posting inconsistently.
Linkji is a hosted service currently marked as beta, with features, how-it-works, pricing and FAQ pages. You can start without a card, and credits are sold as one-time packs. A sample generation panel on the homepage shows the tone, style, hook and length settings.
Key features
- Post generation from topic, tone, style and length
- Learning of your writing style
- 30+ post ideas from your industry and trends
- Editor with emoji and hashtag suggestions
- Scheduling at times suited to your audience
- Publishing through a LinkedIn-verified application
Good fit for
- Professionals posting on LinkedIn regularly
- Creators needing ideas for the week's posts
Linkji: questions and answers
- What is Linkji used for?
- Linkji is an AI LinkedIn post generator in beta that writes in your style, suggests ideas, offers an editor and publishes or schedules through a LinkedIn-verified app. It is a good fit for professionals posting on LinkedIn regularly and creators needing ideas for the week's posts.
- Is Linkji free?
- Yes. Linkji has a free plan. Free accounts get 5 credits each month. Credits are also sold as one-time packs: Starter Pack is $6.99 for 50 credits and Pro is $19.99 for 200 credits.
- Is Linkji open source?
- No. Linkji is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Social Media category, open-source options include Postiz, MultiPost and BrightBean Studio.
- What are some alternatives to Linkji?
- Linkji competes with Taplio, AuthoredUp and Hypefury.
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