Save LinkedIn posts
LinkedIn saved posts you can actually search and chat with.
A LinkedIn post you saved is easy to lose in a long list. Recall saves the post or article in your AI second brain and organizes it for you, so you can search the full text and chat with every post you saved.
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How to save a LinkedIn post with Recall
To save a LinkedIn post with Recall, share it to Recall, paste its link into Add Content, or click the AI extension on the post. Recall saves public posts, articles, and profiles so you can search them and chat with them. Videos are not transcribed, and group posts and private posts are not saved.
Save the LinkedIn post or article
Share it from LinkedIn, paste the link into Add Content, or click the AI extension on the page you are viewing.
Recall keeps the LinkedIn post text
A post keeps its text, and an article keeps its full text and images when available. Video posts keep their text only.
Search or chat with the LinkedIn post
Search the post later, or ask a question across the LinkedIn posts you saved. The answer comes from what you saved.
See how to search and chat with your LinkedIn saved posts in Recall
Share a LinkedIn post or article, and Recall saves it so you can chat with it.
3 ways to save a LinkedIn post
From the LinkedIn app, from a link in Recall, or from the browser.
Share a LinkedIn post
On iPhone or Android, open the post or article and tap Share, then Recall. If Recall is missing the first time, tap More and turn it on. The post lands in your knowledge base.
Paste a LinkedIn link
Open the web app, where Add Content is already open. Paste a public post, an article, or a profile.
Save a LinkedIn post from the browser
On a computer, open the post in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari and use the Recall AI extension. One click saves the page you are on.
What Recall keeps from LinkedIn saved posts
A LinkedIn post, an article, or a profile. Recall saves each one.
A LinkedIn post
Recall keeps the text of the post. If the post has a video, that video is not transcribed.
A LinkedIn article
A LinkedIn article keeps its full text, so you can search it later.
A LinkedIn profile
A public profile can be saved. Profiles that require a sign-in, private posts, groups, and feeds are not saved.
What Recall does with your LinkedIn saved posts
Saving the post is the first step. Recall then keeps the post or article text and organizes it.
Recall saves the LinkedIn post
Recall saves the post or article in your second brain, with everything else you keep.
The LinkedIn article stays
A LinkedIn article keeps its full text. A video post keeps the text of the post, and the video is not transcribed.
The LinkedIn post stays readable
Recall keeps the words on the post, so you can search them later without opening LinkedIn.
Recall organizes the LinkedIn post
Recall organizes the post for you, so it lives with everything else in your second brain.
Chat with the LinkedIn post
Ask what the post said, or ask across several posts you saved. The answer comes from what you saved.
Recall connects the LinkedIn post
Recall links the post to related saves on the same idea.
Keep the source
LinkedIn saved posts you can find again
A LinkedIn save keeps the post inside LinkedIn. Recall keeps the post or the article with the rest of your knowledge base.
| Feature | Recall | A LinkedIn save |
|---|---|---|
| Capture | ||
What you leave with | The post or the full article | A save inside LinkedIn |
A video on the post | The post text is kept. The video is not transcribed | Still a video you have to rewatch |
| Memory | ||
Finding it later | Search it with the rest of your saves | Scroll your saved list |
| Chat | ||
Asking about it | Ask across this post and the rest of your knowledge base | No chat with the saved post |
| Organization | ||
Where it lives | Organized with everything else you saved | Your saved list in LinkedIn |
| Limits | ||
What it covers | Public posts, articles, and profiles. Group posts and private posts are not saved | The one post you saved |
| Value | ||
Price to start | Free to start, with unlimited saves and 10 AI summaries a month | Free inside LinkedIn |
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