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Write a LinkedIn message that actually sounds like you.

Tell us who you’re contacting and one real thing about your background. Get an editable introduction for a recruiter, hiring manager, or employee—without generic networking jargon.

WRITE YOUR INTRODUCTION

Build a useful first message

Use your own, accurate details. This lightweight tool works entirely in your browser; it does not look up contacts or send messages.

No login required. No AI credits used. Information stays in this browser tab.

YOUR DRAFT

An introduction you can make your own

Your message will appear here. Review every claim before sending—this tool never contacts anyone for you.

Fill out the fields and click “Generate my message.”
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Foot in the Door researches people connected to your target role. Your first company search can reveal up to three contacts.

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MAKE IT COUNT

A useful introduction is specific, but not pushy.

Give one concrete detail

A real project, relevant responsibility, or technical skill is more memorable than saying you are passionate and hardworking.

Match the ask to the person

Recruiters may know the process, leaders may know team priorities, and peers may help identify the correct group. Do not assume anyone owes you a referral.

Never invent an opening

If you have not applied, the message should describe the role generally. If you check “already applied,” make sure that claim is true.

QUICK QUESTIONS

Before you send

Does the generator send my message?

No. You copy, edit, and send it yourself through whichever channel you choose.

Is this an AI research tool?

No. This is a browser-based draft writer. It does not research companies, verify job postings, or discover people. FITD’s separate research product handles contact discovery.

Should I ask for a referral immediately?

Usually, a small role-specific question is a better first step with someone who does not know you. A referral is their decision.

Find the right person for this message.

Try a company search and explore up to three researched contacts for free.

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