Free LinkedIn copy checker
Check LinkedIn character limits as you write.
Count characters in connection notes, messages, InMail, posts, comments, and profile copy. The browser-local counter handles emoji and combined characters, with no signup required.
Remaining characters
200
Characters
0
Words
0
Lines
0
- verified: LinkedIn Help currently states a 200-character note limit.
Count method: user-perceived characters (Unicode grapheme clusters), using Intl.Segmenter where available and a Unicode-aware fallback otherwise. LinkedIn Help: personalize invitations
How to use this tool
Make one small, informed decision.
- 1.Choose where you plan to use the copy.
- 2.Paste or write your text. The count updates as you type.
- 3.Check the source status before relying on a limit.
What the result means
A within-limit result checks length only. It cannot predict delivery, invitation acceptance, or account safety.
Limitations and privacy
Your text stays in this browser and is not submitted to OmniReach. Source status shows whether LinkedIn Help confirms the limit, sources conflict, or the value is estimated or unverified.
Why this matters
Know the constraint before you write around it.
Characters people see
The counter uses Unicode grapheme clusters, so it handles emoji, accents, and combined characters in a way people expect.
Source notes
Each destination lists its source and confidence level. Planning values are not presented as official LinkedIn rules.
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Common questions
LinkedIn Character Limit Checker FAQ
What is the LinkedIn connection note character limit?
LinkedIn Help currently states 200 characters. Limits can change, so the tool links to the source it uses.
Does a valid character count make an invitation safe?
No. Length is one constraint. Relevance, targeting, account history, and LinkedIn policies also matter.
Next step
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