Free LinkedIn Content Calendar
Plan a month of LinkedIn posts in one view. Set your content pillars, drop posts on days, and keep your format mix balanced. Saved in your browser, no account.
Planned your month? Now write the posts.
Generate, schedule, and track them in the app.
Set your content pillars
Name the themes you post about and give each one a color.
Click a day to schedule
Export or build
Why use a content calendar?
The people who grow on LinkedIn post on a rhythm with a mix of formats. A calendar is how you do that on purpose instead of by accident.
Consistency you can see
A month laid out in front of you makes gaps obvious, so you post on a rhythm instead of in bursts.
Balance your formats
The format-mix meter keeps you from posting five text updates in a row. Variety earns more reach.
Yours and private
It saves to your browser, not a server. Export a CSV or PDF when you want a copy to keep or share.
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A plan is step one
The calendar tells you what to post. The app helps you write it, schedule it across your channels, and see what landed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a LinkedIn content calendar?
A simple monthly plan of what you will post and when. You set your content pillars, drop posts onto days, and see your whole month, plus how your formats balance out, in one view.
Is the content calendar free?
Yes, free with no account and no credit card.
Do I need to sign in?
No. It runs in your browser and everything is saved to your device, not a server.
What are content pillars?
The few recurring themes you post about, each with its own color. Pillars keep your month varied and on-message instead of random.
Can I export my calendar?
Yes. Export it as a CSV to use in a spreadsheet, or download a PDF to share with your team.
Where is my calendar saved?
In your browser's local storage on this device. It is private, but clearing your browser data or switching devices will remove it, so export a copy to keep it.
How many posts should I plan a week?
Consistency beats volume. Two to three quality posts a week is a solid cadence for most people. The format-mix tracker helps you vary text, carousels, and video.
How is this different from a spreadsheet?
It is built for LinkedIn: color-coded pillars, a real month grid you click to schedule, and a live format-mix meter, with CSV and PDF export when you need a spreadsheet or a share-out.
Plan a month of LinkedIn posts in one view
Posting well on LinkedIn is mostly about showing up on a rhythm with a mix of formats, and that is exactly what a calendar makes easy. Instead of deciding what to post the morning of, you map your themes across the month, spread your carousels and videos among your text posts, and always know what is next.
This calendar is built for that. Set your content pillars, click any day to schedule a post, and watch the format-mix meter so you stay varied. It saves to your browser, so it is private and instant, and you can export to CSV or PDF whenever you need a spreadsheet or a share-out. When you are ready to write and publish the posts you planned, the SocialPost.ai app generates, schedules, and tracks them.