Fake LinkedIn Profile Generator

A fake LinkedIn profile generator — also called a LinkedIn profile mockup generator or a mock LinkedIn profile maker — makes a picture of a LinkedIn profile that does not exist. FakeDetail's draws the whole phone screen in LinkedIn's own layout, from the search box at the top to the tab bar at the bottom, so it reads like a real LinkedIn profile screenshot rather than a blank template.

It runs in your browser from your own text and pictures. Nothing is posted to LinkedIn, no LinkedIn account is created, needed or used, and the tool is not connected with LinkedIn.

• 1. Choose the phone. In Display Settings pick iPhone or Android, light or dark mode, and set the status bar's clock, signal and battery.

• 2. Write the header. In the Profile tab add the name, pronouns, headline, current company, school, location, connections and followers, and the Premium or verification badge.

• 3. Add the photo and banner. Upload a profile photo, move and zoom it in the circle, add the #OpenToWork or #Hiring frame, then upload a background banner and place it.

• 4. Pick the buttons. Choose how you know the member: Not Connected (Connect), Follow First (+ Follow), Invitation Sent (Pending) or Connected (Message).

• 5. Fill the sections. In the Sections tab turn on About, Experience, Education, Skills and the others, then add, edit, delete and drag their entries.

• 6. Download or record. Download the profile as a PNG, JPG or WEBP picture — the screen or the whole profile — or use Screen Recording to make a video of it scrolling.

The intro card

The top of the profile follows LinkedIn's app exactly: the 4 : 1 banner, the photo on its edge with the green Active dot, the gold Premium badge, the name with the pronunciation speaker, "(She/Her)" and "· 1st", the headline, the company and school, the location and the blue "500+ connections". Under the buttons, add the cards LinkedIn shows side by side — "Providing services" and "#OpenToWork" — and the Highlights you share with the member.

Experience, Education and certifications

Add jobs with their title, company, employment type, dates, duration, location, description and skills. Two positions in a row at the same company show under the company with their total time, as LinkedIn groups them. Add schools with the degree, field of study, grade and activities, and certifications with the issuer, dates, credential ID and the "Show credential" button.

About, Featured, Activity and Skills

Write the About summary with its "…see more" and Top skills box, pin posts and links in Featured, show the member's followers and latest posts in Activity, and list skills with where they were used and their endorsements. LinkedIn's "Show all" lines appear when a section has more entries than the app shows.

Recommendations, Languages and Interests

Add recommendations received or given, languages with their proficiency, and interests under LinkedIn's tabs — Top Voices, Companies, Groups, Newsletters and Schools — with their Follow buttons.

• Job seekers and students try a headline, an About section and an #OpenToWork frame before they change their real profile.

• Designers and developers show a portfolio piece, an app idea or a recruiting product in a realistic LinkedIn screen.

• Career coaches and trainers build before-and-after examples for workshops on personal branding.

• Teachers and security teams show the signs of a fake profile in lessons on recruitment scams.

LinkedIn recommends a profile photo of at least 400 × 400 pixels and a background banner of 1584 × 396 pixels, four times as wide as it is high. Upload pictures of that shape and they fit here the same way; the sliders move and zoom the photo inside its circle and move the banner up or down.

A screenshot is never proof that a profile exists. Before you trust one, open the profile on LinkedIn itself, look for a verification badge, check that the work history, connections and activity go back years, and contact the company the person names. This generator is for mockups — label what you share as an example.

Need more LinkedIn screens? Make the messaging inbox with the Fake LinkedIn Chat List Generator and a conversation with the Fake LinkedIn Chat Generator, or a profile in another app with the Instagram, Facebook and X (Twitter) profile generators.