LinkedInCreator
A designer open to work
Cover, headline, connections written out in full, and the experience rows that make a LinkedIn screenshot a LinkedIn screenshot.
Use this templateLinkedIn mockups
Fake LinkedIn profile & page mockup generator
Build a full LinkedIn profile — the cover with the avatar overlapping its left edge, the headline that carries the whole identity, location and connections on one line, an About card and Experience rows with square company logos. Connection counts are written out in full, the way LinkedIn writes them.
Open the LinkedIn editorFree · no account · PNG and video
Start from a LinkedIn example
Each one opens in the editor as an editable, fictional scene — names, timings and interface details already set. Change a word, or change everything.
LinkedInCreator
A recent graduate
A short profile with one role and a modest connection count — the shape a first job search actually has.
Use this templateLinkedInScam awareness
A recruiter you have not connected with
The Pending state after a request, which is the version people screenshot when they are asking whether a message is genuine.
Use this templateHow to make a LinkedIn mockup
Start from an example
The three above are the ones people make: a designer open to work, a recruiter, and a founder with a long work history.
Set the identity
Photo, cover, name, then the headline — that one line does more for the mockup than anything else on the screen.
Add the location and the connection count
Both share one grey line under the headline. The count is a plain integer and is grouped with commas on render.
Write the About, then the roles
The bio becomes the About card. Add experience rows for role, company, dates and a square logo — or leave them out and the card disappears.
Export
Full-height PNG at 1x free, up to 3x on Pro, device frame optional, and onto a sized canvas if it is going into a deck.
How the LinkedIn interface is put together
Our LinkedIn skin is rebuilt from the real interface in code rather than traced from a screenshot, so the details that make it recognisable survive at export resolution. Here is what those details actually are.
It is a DOCUMENT, not a header
Every other profile in this tool ends at a grid or a timeline. LinkedIn keeps going — the identity card, then About, then Experience — and a mockup that stops after the buttons reads as an abandoned account rather than a professional one. That is why this skin scrolls further than the others.
Cards on a warm grey page
LinkedIn stacks white cards with gaps between them on an off-white background, which is itself a tell. Instagram, X and TikTok are one continuous white sheet. Draw a LinkedIn profile as a single sheet and it stops looking like LinkedIn even when every other detail is right.
The avatar overlaps the cover's LEFT edge
Not centred over it like Facebook, and not sitting further right like X. Small, round, and hanging off the bottom-left corner of the cover strip with a page-coloured ring. Three apps put an avatar on a cover photo and all three put it somewhere different.
The headline is the whole identity
Senior Product Designer at Northwind, directly under the name. No other platform's line does this job — Instagram has a category, X has a bio, TikTok has nothing. A LinkedIn profile without a headline looks like an account somebody abandoned during signup.
Connections are written out: 3,742, never 3.7K
Location and connections share one small grey line, and the count is grouped with commas rather than abbreviated. This is the reason the tool stores counts as real integers and formats them per app — type 3742 once and Instagram would read it as 3.7K while LinkedIn reads it as 3,742.
Three buttons, and the logos are SQUARE
A solid blue Connect, an outlined Message, and a More after that — three, where Instagram has two and TikTok has one wide one. In the Experience card the company logos are rounded squares, never circles: circular logos in a work-history list read as a social app, and this is the one screen that must not.
What people use LinkedIn mockups for
- Recruiting and employer-brand decks
- Sales enablement and SaaS marketing screenshots
- Onboarding and internal training material
- Safety teaching about recruitment scams and fake recruiter profiles
- UI and design portfolios
- Fiction, film and TV props
Questions about LinkedIn mockups
- Why is there no username or photo grid?
- Because LinkedIn has neither on this screen. The vanity URL lives in settings rather than on the profile, and there is no grid of photos anywhere on it. Both controls are hidden on LinkedIn rather than shown and ignored.
- Do I type 3,742 or 3742?
- 3742. Type the real number and each app formats it its own way — LinkedIn groups it as 3,742 while Instagram would abbreviate the same figure to 3.7K. Switching platform re-formats instead of asking you to retype.
- How do I add work history?
- The Experience list is in the Account section. Each row takes a role, a company, a date range and an optional square logo, and rows can be added and removed. Leave the list empty and the Experience card is not drawn at all.
- What is the difference between the bio and the headline?
- The headline is the one line under your name. The bio becomes the About card lower down. They are separate fields because they do different jobs — the headline is an identity, the About is a paragraph.
- Can I make a profile for a real person or a real company?
- No, and our terms prohibit it. A fabricated job history on a real person's name is impersonation, and a fake recruiter profile carrying a real employer's logo is worse. Parody, teaching, fiction and design work are fine — every example on this page is fictional.
- Is there a LinkedIn message generator too?
- Yes, and it is a separate page because it is a separate screen. This one is the profile; the message generator draws a LinkedIn conversation.
- Does the export include the whole page?
- Yes. A LinkedIn profile is much taller than one screen, and the PNG export releases the full height rather than cropping at the phone's bottom edge. Device frame optional, 1x free and up to 3x on Pro.
Use these responsibly
Everything made here is simulated. SocialMock has no connection to LinkedIn and cannot read, send or alter a real message. Do not use a mockup to impersonate anyone, pass it off as a genuine screenshot, or present it as evidence in any legal, workplace or academic matter — see our Acceptable Use policy. For general information about legal risk, read is it legal to fake a screenshot? If you publish somewhere a viewer might mistake it for real, switch on the “Simulated” label before exporting.
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