LinkedIn Post

LinkedIn Post

About LinkedIn Post

What is LinkedIn Post?

LinkedIn Post is a premium Framer component that replicates the exact look and feel of a real LinkedIn post. Use it to showcase testimonials, display social proof, highlight thought leadership content, or create engaging portfolio case studies. Features interactive reactions, expandable text, multiple media types, and perfect styling in both light and dark modes.

Core Features

  • Authentic LinkedIn UI with light and dark theme support

  • Interactive reaction popup with 6 emoji types on hover

  • Expandable post text with "...more" truncation

  • Multiple media options including image, video, and clickable link previews

  • Customizable engagement stats with reaction icons

  • Premium and Verified badge support

  • Responsive design that matches your brand fonts

Controls inside Framer

Profile

  • Profile Image

  • Name

  • Headline

Post Content

  • Post Text

Media

  • Media Type (None, Image, Video, Link)

  • Image Upload

  • Video URL

  • Link Title, Domain, Image, and URL

Engagement

  • Reaction Count

  • Comments Count

  • Reposts Count

  • Reaction Types Displayed

Header

  • Follow Button Toggle

  • Verified Badge Toggle

  • Premium Badge Toggle

  • Connection Degree

  • Time Posted

  • Suggested Label Toggle

Styling

  • Border Radius

  • Show Border Toggle

  • Show Shadow Toggle

  • Background Color

Interactions

  • Reaction Popup Toggle

  • Like Toggle

  • Expand Text Toggle

Visibility

  • Action Buttons Toggle

  • Reactions Bar Toggle

Theme

  • Light or Dark Mode

Font

  • Custom Font Selection

Best use cases

  • Portfolio pages showcasing LinkedIn thought leadership or viral posts

  • Testimonial sections featuring client endorsements from LinkedIn

  • Social proof displays for landing pages and marketing sites

  • Case study presentations highlighting engagement and reach

Add instant credibility to your Framer site with professional LinkedIn-style social proof that converts.

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