Website to LinkedIn post
Paste any page URL, get a LinkedIn post written from it.
You just made one post. RightHandMan.io writes one for every page of your website, automatically, in your voice.
What is the website → linkedin post?
You have already written the content. It is sitting on your website as a blog post, a product page, a case study, or a guide. This tool takes a single page and turns it into a LinkedIn post that summarises the idea and links back to the source, so the work you already did gets a second life in the feed.
Paste a page URL, choose whether you want a short post or a longer article-style write-up, and the tool reads the page and drafts the LinkedIn version for you. No staring at a blank box trying to remember what you published last month.
How to use it
- Paste the full URL of the page you want to post about.
- Choose the format you want, a short feed post or a longer article-style piece.
- Generate the draft, then copy it into LinkedIn and post, with the link back to your page already included.
Your website is a backlog of posts you have not written yet
Every page you have published is a potential LinkedIn post. A how-to guide becomes a tips post. A case study becomes a results post. A product update becomes an announcement. The thinking is already done. What is missing is the translation into the short, hook-first format that the feed rewards, and that is the gap this tool closes.
Posting from your own pages also does something useful for traffic. The link back gives readers a reason to leave the feed and land on your site, where the full content and your calls to action live. A good LinkedIn post is a doorway, not the whole house.
This is exactly the job RightHandMan does for company pages, just at one page at a time. The free tool is the small version of the product. RightHandMan reads your whole website and builds a library of ready-to-post LinkedIn posts from your existing pages, so a company page can stay active for weeks without anyone writing from scratch. Try it here on one URL to see how the output feels.
Who it's for
Solo marketers use it to refill a thin content calendar, founders use it to post without writing, and agencies use it to keep client pages moving. The pattern is the same every time, which is turning published website content into LinkedIn posts instead of inventing new ideas under deadline. That is the entire premise of RightHandMan at company scale, where it reads a brand's site and produces a stack of posts drawn from pages that already exist. Once you have a draft, run it through the post preview to check the hook before publishing.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of pages work best?
Pages with a clear single idea work best, like a blog post, a guide, a case study, or a product page. A sprawling homepage gives the tool less to grab onto than a focused article does.
Does it copy the page word for word?
No. It reads the page and writes a fresh LinkedIn post in the feed's format, with a hook and short lines, then adds a link back to the original. The post stands on its own and points readers to the full piece.
Can it do this for my whole website at once?
This free tool handles one page at a time. Doing it across a whole site, and keeping a stocked library of posts from your existing pages, is what the full RightHandMan product is built for.
What if I want several different angles from one page?
Generate a few times, or try the short and article formats, and you will get different takes. For more directions to spin a single source into, see the post idea generator.
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"RightHandMan read our whole website and handed me three months of on-brand posts in an afternoon. Our page went from our quietest channel to our biggest source of inbound."