Add Wispr Flow to Your LinkedIn Profile

Last updated: August 6, 2026

Available on: Mac, Windows

Showcase Wispr Flow on your LinkedIn profile in under a minute. Once connected, a card appears on your profile showing how you use Flow — plus an optional Top User badge if you're a power user.

How to connect Wispr Flow to LinkedIn

You can start from Settings, a notification nudge, or a direct link — all lead to the same flow.

  1. Open Wispr Flow on your desktop.

  2. Go to Settings > System > Extras.

  3. Find "Add Wispr Flow to LinkedIn Apps."

  4. Click Connect. A preview of your LinkedIn profile card appears.

  5. Sign in to LinkedIn and authorize the connection, approving all requested permissions.

  6. Confirm success: the page reads "You're all set" and "LinkedIn is connected." and you're returned to Wispr Flow automatically. Any other message means the attempt failed — see Common issues.

Note: The success confirmation appears wherever you are in the app, so you don't need to stay on the Settings screen. If you cancel or close the LinkedIn sign-in page, the connector card shows a Try again button within a few seconds; closing and reopening Settings resets the card to Connect.

How to disconnect

  1. Go to Settings > System > Extras.

  2. Find the LinkedIn Apps row, which shows "Connected."

  3. Click Disconnect. Your card is removed from your LinkedIn profile.

Tip: You can also revoke access from LinkedIn's Connected Apps section.

Top User badge

You qualify for the Top User badge with 100,000+ lifetime dictated words and 20,000+ words in the last 30 days. The badge is dynamic and reflects your current usage.

Common issues

The confirmation page shows an error instead of "You're all set"

Click Open Wispr Flow to return to the app, then reconnect from Settings > System > Extras, approving all permissions when LinkedIn prompts. What each message means:

  • "Something went wrong" or "We couldn't connect LinkedIn": the connection attempt failed.

  • "Connection cancelled": you declined the authorization request on LinkedIn's side.

  • "One more step" or "Calendar access wasn't granted": the connection completed but calendar access, a required permission, wasn't granted.

If the message persists, email support@wisprflow.ai; a support contact also appears on the error page.

Unable to log in or authenticate on the LinkedIn website

Reset your LinkedIn session, then retry:

  1. Visit linkedin.com, log out, and log back in.

  2. Go to the Wispr Flow app > Settings > System > Extras.

  3. Click Connect (or Try again) under "Add Wispr Flow to LinkedIn Apps."

  4. Authorize the connection when you're redirected to LinkedIn.

Bugs fixed in recent updates

These issues were fixed in the latest desktop app version. Update Wispr Flow to resolve them:

  • "LinkedIn connection failed" shown after a successful connection: a false error message. If your LinkedIn Apps row in Settings shows "Connected," your account is connected and no action is needed.

  • Connect button stuck in a loading state after canceling at LinkedIn: Flow now detects the abandoned attempt within a few seconds and shows a Try again button on the connector card.

FAQs

Is this free?

Yes — it's available to all Wispr Flow users at no cost.

Can I choose my capability statement?

No. Statements are generated from your usage to keep them authentic.

What data is shared with LinkedIn?

Only your capability statement, Top User status, and a sync timestamp. Your dictation content and usage data are never shared with LinkedIn.

Can I connect from my phone?

Not yet. LinkedIn Apps can only be connected through the Wispr Flow desktop app.

What if I reconnect after disconnecting?

Follow the same steps in Settings. You'll re-authorize with LinkedIn, and your card reappears once the connection is confirmed.

Limitations and notes

  • This feature is available on the Mac and Windows desktop apps only.

  • Capability statements are generated automatically and can't be customized.

Still need help?

Most connection issues are resolved in one reply. Submit a support request from the desktop app:

  1. Open the left sidebar in the Flow app.

  2. Click Help.

  3. Select Talk to Support.

  4. Choose Report an Issue.

Or email support@wisprflow.ai with your platform (Mac or Windows), app version, and what you saw on screen.