Free LinkedIn Profile Checker
Paste your profile section by section and get an instant score against your target role — keyword coverage, length, first-person voice, quantified achievements and Canadian spelling. Nothing is uploaded.
Paste the skills that keep showing up in jobs you want.
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Fix every section, not just find the problems
The Jobeefy LinkedIn optimizer runs this scorecard, then drafts headline, About and experience rewrites for your target role that you can compare, accept and copy into LinkedIn.
How to check your LinkedIn profile in 5 steps
What the checker looks at — and the order to fix things in.
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Choose a target role
Pick from the list or type your own title, then adjust the keywords to match postings you want.
- 2
Paste each section
Copy your headline, About, experience, skills and featured items from LinkedIn into the matching boxes.
- 3
Read the scorecard
Each section gets a score and a checklist: length, keywords, first person, numbers and Canadian spelling.
- 4
Fix the top suggestions first
Suggestions are sorted by impact. The headline and About usually matter most.
- 5
Re-check and update LinkedIn
Edit the text here until the score climbs, then copy it back into your profile.
What a strong LinkedIn profile has, section by section
- Headline: target title, skills, city, 50–220 characters.
- About: first person, opens with your role, includes a number.
- Experience: action verbs and numbers in most lines.
- Skills: 10+, specific, top three matching your target role.
- Featured: one to three pieces of proof.
Why keyword coverage comes first
Recruiters search LinkedIn by title and skills. The checker compares your text against keywords for your target role — drawn from our Canadian resume examples — so you can see which ones are missing. Add only the ones that are true for you.
Canadian spelling
Canadian employers notice US spellings like "color", "center" and "traveled". The checker flags them with the Canadian form. For the rest of the profile, read our LinkedIn profile tips for Canada.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Leaving the headline as just your current job title and employer.
- An About section written in the third person.
- Experience lines that start with 'Responsible for'.
- A skills list full of traits like 'communication' and 'teamwork'.
Frequently asked questions
Does the LinkedIn profile checker use AI?
No. It runs a fixed checklist in your browser — nothing you paste is sent to a server or stored.
What does the score mean?
It's a writing checklist: keyword coverage against your target role, length, first-person voice, quantified achievements and Canadian spelling. It doesn't predict how LinkedIn ranks profiles or whether you'll be hired.
Can it read my LinkedIn URL?
No — LinkedIn profiles can't be read automatically. Copy and paste each section instead.
How do I get rewrites, not just a score?
Use the free headline and About generators, or the LinkedIn optimizer inside the Jobeefy app for section-by-section rewrites.
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