Remove Claude’s formatting from LinkedIn
LinkedIn discards pasted HTML, so Claude's class names do not survive into a LinkedIn post. What does survive is character-level: zero-width characters, exotic spaces, smart quotes and em dashes. Paste normally — but strip invisible characters first, and reconsider the em dashes.
Check yours first. Paste the text into the free checker and it lists every artifact with its exact position — no account, nothing uploaded, unlimited.
Check my text →What LinkedIn keeps
- LinkedIn's composer discards pasted HTML entirely, so class names never survive.
- What remains is stylistic: LinkedIn is the platform where readers are most primed to call something AI-written.
The fastest fix
Paste normally — but strip invisible characters first, and reconsider the em dashes.
There is no markup to remove here, so the characters are the whole problem. Zero-width characters, non-breaking and exotic spaces and smart punctuation are text rather than formatting, which is why they survive a route that strips everything else.
How to check it worked
Nothing structural survives, so verification is about characters, not markup: check the text before you post, since LinkedIn gives you no source view afterwards.
