LinkedIn post generator

Turn a view into a post visual. Sized right for the LinkedIn feed.

Every image model

One workspace

Posts you can create

Make a LinkedIn post in three steps

  1. 01

    Open Morphic

    Sign up and start creating on a free-flowing, infinite visual canvas.

  2. 02

    Describe the post

    Give the point you are making, the tone, and the format. Keep it clean and professional.

  3. 03

    Generate and export

    Compare options, keep the one that supports your message, then export it sized for the feed.

Use cases

A visual that carries your point

A strong LinkedIn post is a point of view plus an image that supports it. Describe the argument you are making and Morphic produces a visual that reinforces it without turning the post into an ad. The default look stays clean and professional, so it belongs in a work feed. Generate a few and keep the one that adds to your message.

A visual that carries your point

Build a document carousel

Carousels earn dwell time when each page is clean and consistent. Generate a bold cover, then matching pages in the same palette and layout, each carrying one idea and a short label. Because they share a workspace, the pages line up as a set, and you can reorder them before uploading the document to LinkedIn.

Build a document carousel

Announcements that look considered

A new role, a launch, a report, or a webinar all land better with a visual that looks intentional. Describe the announcement and the model frames a restrained, on-brand image sized for the feed. It gives company and personal updates a polished look without pulling in a designer for every post.

Announcements that look considered

Highlight a stat or a takeaway

One clear number can be the whole post. Ask for a visual built around a single stat or a short takeaway, rendered as a bold graphic. Keep the wording short and verify it, since fine text is where generated images slip, then drop the exact figure in the caption. It is a quick way to make data feel shareable.

Highlight a stat or a takeaway

Prompt examples

Clean landscape LinkedIn visual about the future of remote work

Thought leadership

A clean landscape LinkedIn post visual on the future of remote work, restrained blue and gray palette, modern minimal composition

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Portrait LinkedIn carousel cover with a bold short headline

Carousel cover

A portrait LinkedIn carousel cover, one short bold headline, calm corporate colors, clear hierarchy, professional layout

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Square LinkedIn hiring announcement with a welcoming tone

Hiring announcement

A square LinkedIn hiring post, welcoming professional tone, subtle brand accent color, clean modern layout, room for a short headline

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LinkedIn post visual built around one large bold statistic

Stat highlight

A LinkedIn post visual built around one large bold statistic, minimal background, strong contrast, clean sans-serif style

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Landscape LinkedIn webinar promo with a clear title area

Event promo

A landscape LinkedIn webinar promo, professional and inviting, cool palette, clear focal area for a title and date

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Square LinkedIn case study teaser with an upward chart motif

Case study teaser

A square LinkedIn case study teaser, subtle upward chart motif, confident corporate palette, clean editorial layout

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Simple pricing

Get started for free today, with the option to upgrade or cancel anytime.

Basic

$9/ month
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$24/ month
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3625 monthly credits

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$45/ month
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FAQs

How do I make a LinkedIn post image with AI?
Start from the point you want to make, describe the visual that carries it, and Morphic generates a post image framed for the LinkedIn feed. The style leans clean and professional by default, so it sits naturally in a work context rather than looking like an ad. Generate a few directions and keep the one that supports your message without shouting over it.
What size should a LinkedIn post image be?
A single feed image reads well as landscape 1.91:1 or square 1:1, and a document carousel uses portrait pages. Ask for the format you need and Morphic frames the visual so nothing important is cropped in the feed preview. For a carousel, generate a consistent cover and matching pages so the set reads as one piece.
Can it keep a professional, on-brand look?
Yes. Describe your palette and tone, or drop in a past post as a reference, and the model keeps new visuals restrained and consistent. A calm, considered look tends to perform better in a professional feed than something loud, and building a few posts together keeps your presence coherent.
Can I put a headline or stat on the image?
It can render a short headline or a single stat as a bold graphic element, which suits a hook or a key number. Text inside generated images is not always exact, so keep it short and check the spelling, and add the full post copy in LinkedIn itself. For precise charts or exact figures, generate a clean visual and set the numbers over it.
Can I make a carousel or document post?
Yes. Generate a strong cover, then produce matching pages in the same layout and palette so the swipe-through feels designed. Keep each page to one idea and a short bold label, since dense text is where generated images are weakest. Assemble and reorder the finished pages before you upload the document.
Do I need design tools or an account?
No design tools. Everything runs in the browser on Morphic, so you generate, compare, and export post visuals from one place. A free account takes under a minute and lets you save posts and re-download them at the right size later.

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