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Describe your post idea. Get 5 scroll-stopping opening lines — bold claims, story openers, questions, stats, and controversy. In seconds.

💥 Bold Claim 📖 Story ❓ Question 📊 Stat 🔥 Controversy
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Everything about writing better LinkedIn hooks and using AI to stop the scroll.

A LinkedIn hook is the first 1–2 lines of your post — the text visible before the "see more" cutoff. It's the most important part of any LinkedIn post. If those lines don't earn a click, the rest of your content never gets read.
The best hooks use one of five formats: bold claim, story opener, question, surprising stat, or controversy. The key is specificity — a vague hook gets ignored. Describe your post idea to Unigra's generator and get personalised hooks in all five styles instantly.
LinkedIn's algorithm shows your post to a small audience first. If they don't engage, the post dies. A strong hook drives "see more" clicks — which signals to LinkedIn that your content is worth amplifying to a wider audience.
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This generator is purpose-built for LinkedIn — it understands LinkedIn's character limits, feed behaviour, and the five formats that consistently perform. No prompt engineering needed. Fill in your topic and get ready-to-use hooks in seconds.

Why Your LinkedIn Hook Decides Everything

LinkedIn shows only the first 2–3 lines of your post before the "see more" cutoff. If those lines don't earn a click, the rest of your post never gets read. Your hook is your headline, your first impression, and your only chance to earn attention.

What changed in 2026

Earning the click is no longer enough. LinkedIn now tracks whether people who clicked stayed — and demotes posts whose opener promised more than the post delivered. This is called click bounce, and it is why a lot of classic "scroll-stopping" hooks now underperform.

So the rule is simple: pick the hook your post can actually keep its promise on. A slightly quieter opener that delivers will out-reach a dramatic one that doesn't. Our generator is written to respect that — but you know your post, so choose accordingly.

💥 Bold Claim

Start with a confident, counterintuitive statement. "Most LinkedIn advice is wrong." "Your resume doesn't get you the job." These stop the thumb mid-scroll.

📖 Story Opener

Begin in the middle of a moment. "It was 6 AM. My flight was cancelled. And that's when I realised everything I'd been doing wrong." Pull readers into your narrative instantly.

❓ Question

Ask something your target reader is already thinking. "Why do some LinkedIn profiles get 10x more recruiter views?" Create an open loop they need to close.

📊 Stat Hook

Lead with a surprising number. "87% of recruiters check LinkedIn before interviews — most profiles fail silently." Data-driven hooks build instant credibility.