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Free LinkedIn profile analyser

See your profile the way a recruiter does before they connect. Paste your URL and the role you want for a 0 to 100 score, a rewritten headline and About opening, and the search keywords you're missing. No signup, no password, no extension.

52 profiles analysed
The profile has to be public. We read the same view a recruiter sees before connecting.
2 to 60 characters. The audit is scored against this role.

We set daily and total usage limits to prevent abuse.

How it works

  1. Paste your profile URL and target role. Your profile needs to be public. We never ask for your password.
  2. We read the public view. The same page a recruiter sees before connecting, and the one Google indexes.
  3. Get your score and rewrites in about a minute. A 0 to 100 score, a stronger headline and About opening, missing keywords and the fixes worth doing first.

What the analyser checks

Your headline

The one line that follows you into every search result, comment and connection request, rewritten to work harder.

Missing keywords

The terms recruiters type when they search for your target role that appear nowhere on your public profile.

Profile score

A 0 to 100 score for how your public profile reads against the role you actually want.

What recruiters can't find

Empty About text, no recent activity, thin proof: the gaps that make a profile easy to scroll past.

What already works

The genuine strengths worth keeping and leading with, so you don't rewrite the good parts.

Quick wins

Concrete changes that take under an hour each, ordered by what moves the needle first.

Common questions

Is the LinkedIn analyser free?

Yes. No signup, no credit card. To keep costs sane there's a limit of 3 analyses per day per person, plus a total daily cap for everyone. If you want a human to go further, our career experts do paid 1:1 work.

Which version of my profile does it read?

The public, signed-out version: exactly what a recruiter sees before they connect with you, and what Google indexes. That is the view most first impressions are made on, and the one worth auditing.

Why doesn't it comment on my job titles or employers?

LinkedIn hides job titles and company names from signed-out visitors, so they aren't in the public view we read. The audit sticks to what a stranger can actually see and won't guess at the rest.

Do I need to give you my LinkedIn password?

No, and you never should. We only read your public profile page, the same way any visitor or search engine can. No login, no connection request, no browser extension.

My profile isn't public. Will this work?

No. If your public profile is switched off there's nothing for us (or a recruiter who hasn't connected) to read. Turn it on under Settings, Visibility, Edit public profile, then run the analysis.

Do you store my profile?

No. Your profile is read once to produce the feedback and isn't saved. We don't even store the URL you submitted, only a count and the role you targeted.

Keep going

Fix your CV too with the free resume review, or read real job-offer stories from people who recently got hired, with salaries and application counts. When you want more than software, work 1:1 with a career expert.