Rewrite your LinkedIn profile with AI without inventing a career

What do you need before you start?

Start from the profile you already have. The chat is an editor. You are the source.

• Your current headline, About, and one experience entry, copied from LinkedIn
• The facts you can say out loud in an interview: titles, dates, tools, and results you really had
• 20 minutes to read the rewrite before you click Save

The same rule as a resume: if you did not do it, it does not go on the page. Update your resume with AI is the matching guide for the file you upload.

How do you paste the profile you already wrote?

Copy the real text first. A blank "write me a profile" prompt is how invented careers start.

Edit my LinkedIn profile. Do not invent a career.

Here is my current headline:
[paste]

Here is my current About:
[paste]

Here is one experience entry, including the title, the dates, and the bullets I wrote:
[paste]

Rules:
- Use only employers, titles, dates, tools, and results that appear above.
- If a result has no number in my paste, do not add one.
- Do not use the words passionate, results-driven, dynamic, guru, or synergy.
- If you want a fact I did not type, write MISSING and ask me. Do not guess.

How do you rewrite the headline from those facts?

A headline is one line a stranger can understand. It names the work you do, not a slogan.

Rewrite only my headline.

Use my real work from the paste: [the kind of work, in your words, such as "payroll for a clinic" or "8th grade science"].
Offer 3 headlines. Each one is a single line a stranger can read.
Every headline must be true if I say it to a hiring manager.
Do not add a skill, a tool, or a job that is not in my paste.
After each headline, list the words you took from my paste.

Pick one. If a headline sounds like a billboard, it is the wrong one.

How do you rewrite the About so the opening stands alone?

The first lines have to make sense if the rest is hidden. Count the first 220 characters. They should say who you help and what you do, using facts you pasted.

Rewrite my About from the paste only.

Rules:
- The first 220 characters must stand alone: who I help, and what I do, with a fact from my paste.
- Then the rest of the About, in short paragraphs.
- Do not use passionate, results-driven, or other filler that could fit anyone.
- Do not add employers, dates, metrics, or tools that are not in my paste.
- End with the kind of conversation I want. I will type that line if you are unsure: [optional, such as "open to clinic office roles in Austin"].

After the About, paste the first 220 characters on their own line so I can count them.
Mark any sentence you are unsure about with CHECK.

Read that opening out loud. If it only makes sense after the third paragraph, move a real fact up.

How do you rewrite one experience bullet?

Do one role. Then stop. You can repeat this later for the next role, with that role's text pasted in.

Rewrite the bullets for this role only:
[paste the title, dates, and current bullets again]

Give me 3 to 5 bullets.
Start each bullet with a verb I actually did.
Keep the title and the dates exactly as I typed them.
If I did not type a number, do not invent one. You may write the work without a metric.
Do not use passionate or results-driven.
Under the bullets, list any claim that was not in my paste. I will delete those.

What should you keep private?

A profile is public, but the chat does not need your phone number, your home address, or a coworker's performance notes. Leave those out of the paste. If a result is confidential at work, describe the work without the unreleased number.

What should you check before you use it?

Answer each line before you click Save on LinkedIn.

Director check: look before you use it

• Is every employer, title, and date one you typed? Style can change. Facts cannot.
• Can you explain every bullet in an interview? If you would stumble, cut the line.
• Do the first 220 characters of the About make sense alone? Check the preview. Do not trust the chat's count until you see it.
• Did passionate, results-driven, or a new metric sneak in? Delete them.

What is one extra tip?

When the profile matches the facts, use the same paste on Update your resume with AI and Write a cover letter with AI. A weekly search plan is Job search with AI. Those guides sit together on Job search.