How to Find Your Saved Posts on LinkedIn

On desktop, go to your feed and click Saved items in the left-hand menu, then open Saved posts and articles. On mobile, tap your profile icon at the top-left, scroll down, and select Saved posts.

Click the three dots (…) in the top-right corner of any post and choose Save. The post is added to your Saved items so you can come back to it later — the author is not notified when you save their post.

No. Your Saved items are private — only you can see the posts, articles, and jobs you've saved. Saving a post is not the same as liking or reposting it, so it never appears in your activity or your connections' feeds.

LinkedIn doesn't publish a hard cap, and in practice you can save a large number of posts and articles. They stay in your Saved items until you remove them, so it's a handy place to bookmark content you want to read or reference later.

Open your Saved posts and articles list, find the post, click the three dots (…) or the bookmark/ribbon icon, and choose Unsave. It's removed from your saved list immediately.

Saving is a private bookmark — nobody sees it and it doesn't interact with the post. Liking is a public reaction that can appear in your activity and your network's feed. If you want to revisit posts you reacted to instead, use the Reactions filter in your profile activity.