Free LinkedIn Recommendation Generator

It’s a tool that turns your notes about a coworker, manager, client or student into a written recommendation you can post on their profile. This one creates three drafts, each covering your relationship, their contribution and your endorsement.

1. Write who the person is, how you worked together and what they did. 2. Choose Friendly or Professional. 3. Click Generate drafts. 4. Edit the best draft, click Copy and paste it into LinkedIn’s Recommend form.

Open the person’s profile, click More, select Recommend, then choose your relationship and their position at the time. Paste your text and send it. The recommendation shows on their profile only if they choose to display it.

LinkedIn lets you recommend only your 1st-degree connections, such as colleagues, coworkers or students. You can give one recommendation per position for each person, so pick the role where you saw their best work.

Most strong recommendations are a few short paragraphs. The drafts here aim for about 60 to 100 words each, which is enough for the relationship, one or two examples and a clear endorsement. Add more only if it brings in a new, specific detail.

The writer is instructed to use only the facts in your notes and to keep your work and the other person’s work separate. If a draft adds numbers, years or claims like awards that you didn’t supply, it’s rewritten automatically. Still check every name, date and result before you send it.

No. The text is processed by a Qwen3-4B model, or the lighter Qwen3-1.7B, running in your browser, so your notes stay on your device. Your browser downloads the model once, the first time you generate, and keeps it for later runs.

It’s free, with no signup or account needed. You don’t have to connect LinkedIn, because you copy the finished text and paste it into the recommendation form yourself.

The model runs with WebGPU and works best in the latest Chrome or Edge on a desktop or laptop. Computers with enough graphics memory use Qwen3-4B (first download about 2.3 GB); phones and lower-memory devices automatically use the lighter Qwen3-1.7B (about 1 GB), whose drafts need a closer check. Notes must be 10 to 2,000 characters, and each run gives three drafts. The English page writes in American English, and the Chinese page writes in Simplified Chinese.

Specific details do. Mention a project you shared, something they did that made a difference and how it helped the team, then end with who you’d recommend them to. Reading it aloud helps you catch phrases that don’t sound like you.