Turn a voice memo into a LinkedIn post

Record what you want to say, and TalkShorts writes a LinkedIn post from your own words, in the tone you set once for your project. When your memo contains a key figure, it also makes a branded image for the post. You review and edit the text, then copy it into LinkedIn.

Updated November 13, 2026

How it works

  1. Record your idea. Speak for one to five minutes in your browser, or upload a voice memo from your phone.
  2. Check the transcript. Fix any misheard word or number. Your glossary keeps names and brand spellings consistent.
  3. Pick LinkedIn post. Choose LinkedIn post. Add X, Threads or a vertical video if you want them from the same recording.
  4. Edit and copy. The post text appears within seconds. Edit any line in the page, copy it, and paste it into LinkedIn.

What you get

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Frequently asked questions

Will the post sound like me?

It is written from your transcript and your tone settings, and you can edit every line before you copy it. It is a draft in your words, not a final text to publish without reading.

Where does my link go?

By default in the first comment, which TalkShorts writes for you. You can also put it inline in the post or leave it out.

How long can the memo be?

Up to 5 minutes on paid plans, 2 minutes on the free plan and 30 seconds in the no-account trial.

Can I also get a video?

Yes. Tick a vertical video next to LinkedIn post and you get both from the same recording.

What happens to my audio?

Audio and generated files are deleted automatically after a period that depends on your plan (30 days on the free plan). The texts stay until you delete them, and you can delete everything at any time.

Try it with your voice

No account: one generation with 30 seconds of audio. Or create a free account: 5 minutes of audio per month.

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