Paste your post, select the lines you want to reorder, and hit generate. The staircase is applied in place — copy and post.
Updated February 2026 - no login required
Select lines to reorder just that part, or leave nothing selected to reorder all.
Format
LinkedIn's feed moves fast. Most posts get skipped in under two seconds. The staircase format creates an involuntary reading pattern — each line is just one word longer, which forces the eye to keep moving down the page.
This structure works because it uses visual rhythm instead of relying on clever writing alone. The expanding lines build a sense of momentum. By the time the reader reaches the final line, they have read your whole message without realizing they committed to it.
Use it for your hook, your closing statement, or a single lesson you want to drive home. Pair it with a normal paragraph below and the contrast makes both sections stronger.
Write your post
Paste your LinkedIn post or type it directly. One phrase per line.
Select the lines to reorder
Highlight only the lines you want to turn into a staircase. Leave nothing selected to reorder everything.
Choose a mode and generate
Pick Ascending, Descending, or Pyramid, then hit Reorder. The selection is updated in place.
Copy and paste into LinkedIn
Copy the full post and paste it directly into your LinkedIn editor.