Your LinkedIn profile makes an impression.Know what it is.

A tool that reads your profile the way a reader does, points out what is unclear or missing, and gives you replacement wording. LinkedCheck's paid reports score 9 parts of your profile and, where they need it, write new wording for your headline, your About, your most recent roles and your Featured card labels.

Paste your profile URL or handle and choose your goal. We read the public version of your profile. The Free LinkedIn Profile Audit shows where it stands for that goal, with two scores, profile completeness, which is the same whatever your goal, and readiness for your goal, and what to change first. The paid reports add advice for each section and new wording where it is needed.

Start with the headline and the first two lines of About, since those are what people see before they click. Then align your Experience bullets and Skills to the work you want next. Every report puts them in the order to work through, and the paid reports write the new wording.

LinkedCheck's profile completeness score measures whether your profile is filled in: a headline that uses its space, an About long enough to make a case, roles that describe what you did and carry a number, recommendations, Featured and skills, and a custom URL. It is the same whatever your goal. A high score means nothing is missing, not that nothing needs improving. The second score, readiness, is the one your goal changes.

Yes, in the paid reports. If your headline needs changing, you get one recommended headline built around your goal, ready to copy, and at most one alternative. If it already works, the report says keep it. The Free LinkedIn Profile Audit tells you whether your headline needs changing. Profile Intelligence gives you the detailed recommendation, with copy-ready wording when a change is needed or a clear reason to keep what already works.

Not as a keyword list. It works on the words your profile already uses. The Free LinkedIn Profile Audit shows which themes to lead with for your goal. The paid reports sort your skills into what to lead with, what is only a tool and what to consider removing, and, if your headline or About needs changing, write the new wording. No report shows search volume, search positions or a list of missing keywords, because we do not have that data and would rather not invent it.

No. LinkedCheck currently reads your public profile from its LinkedIn link. A PDF export is not supported.

No. LinkedCheck is an independent product and is not endorsed by or connected to LinkedIn.