Found something worth sharing? Paste the URL and Tugan.ai reads the page, extracts the angle worth posting about, and writes a native LinkedIn post around it — your reaction, the key insight, and a CTA. It works on any link: a news article, your own landing page, a competitor's announcement, a research report or a case study. This is the 'paste a URL, get content' promise in its purest form.
Why turn a website URL into a LinkedIn post?
- You constantly find share-worthy links but rarely have time to write the post that makes them perform.
- A link dropped raw into LinkedIn gets throttled; a post that frames the idea gets reach and comments.
- Reacting to industry articles is the fastest way to build thought leadership without producing original research.
- Your own pages — launches, case studies, pricing — deserve a native post, not a bare link share.
See it in action
URL: a research report at example.com/state-of-remote-work-2026 — headline "54% of knowledge workers would take a pay cut to keep remote work; async-first teams report 21% higher output." The page details survey methodology across 8,000 respondents and breaks results down by company size and seniority.
54% of knowledge workers would take a pay cut to keep working remotely. Let that sink in before your next "return to office" memo. A new report (8,000 respondents) found something even more interesting: Async-first teams reported 21% higher output than meeting-heavy ones. So the conversation was never really about location. It's about whether you trust people to do deep work without watching them do it. The companies winning the talent war aren't the ones with the nicest offices. They're the ones who killed the 9-meeting Tuesday. Would your best people take a pay cut to keep their current setup? If you're not sure, that's the real signal. 👇 (Report linked in the comments.)
What is the URL → LinkedIn?
A URL-to-LinkedIn-post generator turns any web page into a ready-to-publish LinkedIn post. Instead of summarizing the link in a comment, it reads the page's actual content and builds a post with a hook, a point of view, and a discussion prompt — so you share an idea, not just a link. Because Tugan.ai ingests the live URL, the post is grounded in what the page actually says.
How it works
- 1
Paste the URL
Any public link works — an article, your landing page, a report or a case study. Tugan.ai fetches and reads it.
- 2
Choose your take
Decide whether to agree, challenge, summarize the key lesson, or tie it to your own experience.
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Publish or polish
Get a native LinkedIn post with a hook and a comment-driving question. The link goes in the post or first comment.
What a great LinkedIn post includes
- A hook that leads with the most surprising stat or claim from the page
- A clear point of view — your post takes a stance, it doesn't just relay the link
- One or two specifics pulled straight from the source for credibility
- A bridge from the article to the reader's own world or decisions
- A discussion question plus a note to put the link in the comments
Who it's for
Thought-leadership builders
React to industry news daily without writing each post from scratch.
Marketers
Give every launch page, case study or report a native LinkedIn post that drives clicks.
Sales & founders
Share a relevant article with a sharp take to stay visible to buyers between deals.
Benefits
- Works on literally any URL — your pages or someone else's
- Reads the live page, so the post is accurate, not invented
- Turns passive link-sharing into reach-earning native posts
- Frames your own assets as ideas worth engaging with, not bare links
Frequently asked questions
How does a URL-to-LinkedIn-post generator work?+
You paste a link, Tugan.ai fetches and reads the page, then writes a native LinkedIn post built around the most share-worthy point on it. You pick the angle — agree, challenge, summarize or relate it to your experience — and get a finished post with a hook and a CTA.
Can I use it on my own landing pages and case studies?+
Yes, and it's one of the best uses. Instead of dropping a bare link to your launch or case study, you get a post that frames the story and drives clicks, which performs far better in the feed.
Where should I put the link — in the post or the comments?+
On LinkedIn, putting the link in the first comment usually preserves more reach because outbound links in the post body are throttled. Tugan.ai writes the post to stand alone so the link can live in the comments without losing context.
Does it actually read the page or just the title?+
It reads the page content, not only the headline, which is why the post can quote real stats and specifics. That grounding is the difference between a credible take and a generic AI guess.
What if the page is behind a paywall or login?+
It works best on publicly accessible pages. If a URL is gated, paste the visible text or an accessible summary instead and you'll get the same quality output.
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