Free LinkedIn® Text Formatter
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Styled letters count as 2 characters in LinkedIn® posts.
Free. No account. Your text stays in your browser.
How the formatter works
Each style is made of Unicode symbols, not a font, so it stays when you paste your text into a LinkedIn® post or comment. A styled letter takes 2 characters, so watch the counter under the box.
Hashtags, mentions and links always stay plain.
Bold and bold italic change Latin letters and digits. Italic changes Latin letters only: there are no italic digits, so 2026 stays as it is. Underline and strikethrough work on letters and digits in any script, one character at a time. Underline and strikethrough use combining marks and can look different on some devices.
Keep key words readable
Screen readers and search may not read styled letters. Keep key words plain.
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Questions
Is this formatter free?
Yes. Bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, lists and copying are free, with no account. Your text stays in your browser.
Why does styled text use more characters?
Each styled letter is a Unicode symbol that counts as 2 characters in LinkedIn® posts, so check the counter under the box.
Why didn't some letters change?
Bold and italic here change Latin letters (and digits for bold). Other letters, like Cyrillic, stay as they are. Underline and strikethrough work with other letters too.
Can screen readers read styled text?
Not always. Screen readers and search may not read styled letters, so keep key words plain.