How to Save and Find Saved Posts on LinkedIn to Read Later

LinkedIn is a great platform to grow your network, connect with professional peers, and discover countless valuable insights. One of the key features that supports this is the 'Posts' section—or what we often call the LinkedIn feed.

Posts on LinkedIn are essentially status updates. They can include job listings, career tips, articles, useful links, online courses, or even personal reflections shared by professionals. Finding and reading these posts is one way to get the most out of LinkedIn.

But let’s be honest, we’ve all experienced that moment when we scroll through our feed, spot an interesting article, and think, “I’ll read that later.” Then, when we try to find it again, it’s nowhere to be found. Frustrating, right?

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The good news? LinkedIn has made it easier. Besides using the search function, you can now save posts you find interesting to read later. Thankfully, LinkedIn does take user feedback seriously and added this helpful feature so we can revisit valuable content anytime.

What’s even better is that LinkedIn has optimized this feature for desktop users too—perfect for those who prefer reading long-form content on a larger screen instead of a phone.

How to Save Posts and Articles on LinkedIn

You can save interesting posts and articles from your LinkedIn feed using either the desktop site or the mobile app. Here’s how to do it:

• Step 1: Click the More icon (three dots or downward arrow) at the top right corner of the post you want to save.
• Step 2: Select the Save option from the dropdown menu.
• Step 3: To remove it from your saved items later, simply click the same icon and select Unsave.

Once saved, a brief banner notification will appear at the bottom of your screen, including a link to view all your saved content.

How to Find Saved Posts and Articles on Desktop

It’s a quick and simple process that works well on both mobile and desktop. LinkedIn’s save feature has been available for quite some time, and it makes keeping track of interesting posts and articles easy.

To view and open your saved posts on the desktop, just click the Ribbon icon or select the My Saved Items menu from the left-hand rail of your LinkedIn homepage.

How to Find Saved Posts and Articles on Mobile

The process is slightly different between Android and iPhone, but overall, it’s straightforward. To view and open your saved content in the LinkedIn mobile app:

• Step 1. Tap your Profile photo in the top-left corner, then select View profile.
• Step 2. Scroll down to the Resources section (visible only to you).
• Step 3. Tap Show all resources.
• Step 4. Tap the My items menu and select Saved Posts.

Note: This section will only appear if you’ve previously saved any content.

What If Saved Posts on LinkedIn Aren’t Working?

If you're having trouble accessing your saved posts, try visiting this direct link: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/saved/. It will take you straight to the Saved Posts page on LinkedIn.

At the moment, LinkedIn doesn’t offer a way to reorder saved posts or apply filters, so the only option is to scroll through manually to find what you're looking for.

Tip: Consider using the Saved Posts feature as temporary storage instead of relying on it for long-term archiving.

Although LinkedIn has been improving this feature, you might still struggle to find older saved content. To avoid losing valuable information, it’s a good idea to save or back up important content elsewhere, too.

Best Tips for Using the 'Save Posts' Feature

The ‘Save Post’ feature on LinkedIn is a simple yet powerful way to build your own reading list—a curated collection of posts you can revisit anytime for inspiration, learning, or action.

Here are some effective ways to make the most of this feature:

1. Save insightful posts you'd like to explore further or learn from
2. Bookmark interesting posts you plan to comment on or join the conversation later
3. Keep ideas for future reference to develop your own content or identify recurring themes
4. Highlight useful information you'd like to share via direct messages or by mentioning others in a post
5. Save valuable content to use as examples in meetings with clients, partners, or teams

Every post offers something unique. Building a meaningful LinkedIn experience takes time and thoughtful interaction, but the effort pays off—especially when you have a saved library of valuable content at your fingertips.

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