Username Checker
Check whether your username is available across supported social platforms.
Check the name used after linkedin.com/in/ in a personal profile URL. A result does not reserve the URL; confirm that you can use it in LinkedIn’s profile settings.
Choose a platform to check a username only there. A single-platform check costs 1.
Compare URL options for your professional profile. This checker looks up personal profiles, not LinkedIn company pages.
Check a name for a LinkedIn personal profile URL. A check can take time or return an unknown result.
Checks use our service to query supported platforms. Signed-in search history is saved to your account; guest history stays in this browser.
The result reflects the response at the time of the check. An apparently available URL is not a guarantee that LinkedIn will let you claim it.
Enter the part after linkedin.com/in/, for example janesmith. This is different from the name displayed on a profile.
Review previous checks and compare names for your LinkedIn profile URL in your search history.
Enter the part after linkedin.com/in/, such as janesmith. Do not enter a job title or company page address.
Start the check and wait for the result. You do not need to enter your LinkedIn password.
Review the available, taken or unknown status. Before using a new URL, confirm and save it in your LinkedIn profile settings.
Choose a recognizable personal profile URL to share in professional settings.
Compare variations of your name for the LinkedIn profile link on your CV or job application.
Choose a profile URL you can share with clients alongside your portfolio and contact details.
Use a recognizable profile link in your email signature, speaker bio or business card.
Check another option when updating your professional identity. Each check is a snapshot; the tool does not monitor URLs or alert you when they become available.
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Build UTM-tagged campaign URLs with auto-saved presets and cross-device link history.
Check if your desired username is free on Twitter and secure your short handle.
Claim your developer identity. Verify if your handle is free on GitHub.
Claim your brand on Instagram. Check if your perfect creator username is available.
No. The result reflects the response at the time of the check and may be unknown or change later. LinkedIn decides whether a custom URL can be used when you save it in your profile settings.
A missing public profile does not prove that its URL can be claimed. LinkedIn can keep a previous custom URL associated with a member. Check availability in LinkedIn’s own settings.
ToolsBatch does not send a notification to the current LinkedIn account holder when you run a check. Platform behavior outside ToolsBatch may differ.
Each check costs 1 from your balance. Registered users receive 100 every 30 days.
Here, username means the custom part of a personal profile URL after linkedin.com/in/. It is different from the name displayed on the profile. You can manage the URL in LinkedIn’s public profile settings.