Best EasyGen Alternatives for LinkedIn (2026)

If you write on LinkedIn, you have probably tried EasyGen or seen it recommended. It is a popular AI post generator that helps you turn a rough idea into a finished LinkedIn post in a few clicks. For a lot of people it does the job. But "good enough for a draft" and "the tool I want to run my LinkedIn on" are two different things, and that gap is usually what sends people looking for an alternative.

This guide explains what EasyGen actually does, the honest reasons people move on, and the alternatives worth your time in 2026. We lead with 2pr.io because it is what we build, and we will be straight about where it fits and where another tool might suit you better.

What EasyGen is

EasyGen is an AI tool focused on generating LinkedIn content. You give it a topic, an angle, or a few notes, and it produces a post you can edit and publish. It leans into being fast and beginner-friendly: hooks, post structures, and prompts that get a blank page filled quickly. Many people use it as a writing assistant when they are stuck or short on time.

That is a real, useful job. If your only problem is "I don't know how to start this post," a generator like EasyGen solves it.

Why people look for an EasyGen alternative

The reasons tend to cluster:

• It sounds like AI, not like you. A generator trained on general patterns produces general posts. They read fine, but they do not sound like the specific person writing them. Readers notice, and so does engagement.
• It is a writing step, not a system. EasyGen helps with drafting. But running a LinkedIn presence also means scheduling, posting at good times, designing carousels, replying to comments, and seeing what actually worked. A pure generator leaves you stitching together other tools for the rest.
• You run out of road as you get more serious. Once you post consistently, you start wanting analytics, a content pipeline, and a way to keep your voice consistent over hundreds of posts. A lightweight generator is not built for that.

None of this makes EasyGen a bad tool. It means it is one tool in a workflow, and at some point you want fewer tools doing more.

The best EasyGen alternatives for 2026

Here is the short version, then a breakdown of each.

1. 2pr.io — the all-in-one that sounds like you

2pr.io is built around two ideas: your posts should sound like you, and you should not need six tools to run LinkedIn.

On voice, the difference from a standard generator is the input. Instead of asking you to type a topic and accepting a generic result, 2pr.io trains a persona on how you actually write, then uses short AI interviews that ask you questions and pull real stories, opinions, and examples out of your head. You can also feed it any article, video, or podcast and have it repurposed into a post in your voice. Every draft comes back as three variants side by side, with a hook generator so the opening line earns the scroll. The drafts start from your material and your style, not a template.

On the all-in-one side, drafting is one piece:

• Carousels and images built in, so you are not exporting to another design tool.
• Scheduling with optimal-time suggestions based on when your audience is active.
• An engagement inbox that surfaces comments and helps you reply in your own voice, instead of leaving conversations on the table.
• TOFU / MOFU / BOFU analytics that show whether your content is building awareness, nurturing, or driving action, not just counting likes.
• A 2M+ viral post library to study what works in your niche before you write.
• MCP support, so you can pair 2pr.io with Claude and work in an AI-native way.

The part that matters most for a lot of switchers: account safety. 2pr.io is built on the official LinkedIn API. There is no password sharing, no browser extension, and no cookies pulled from your session. Tools that automate LinkedIn through a logged-in browser session can put your account at risk; building on the sanctioned API avoids that whole category of problem.

Pricing is straightforward: $24/month for an individual when billed yearly, or $49/month month-to-month. Managing several profiles costs from $17/month per profile. There is a free trial and you can cancel anytime. See pricing for current details, and there is a set of free tools if you want to try the approach before committing.

Honest take: if you only ever want a quick draft and nothing else, an all-in-one is more than you need. 2pr.io is the right call when you want your LinkedIn to sound like you and you are tired of juggling separate tools for design, scheduling, replies, and reporting.

2. Taplio

Taplio is one of the more established all-in-one LinkedIn tools. It pairs AI drafting with a large library of viral posts you can use for inspiration, plus scheduling and audience and lead features. If you want a broad platform with a long track record and you are comfortable in a fuller-featured product, it is a serious option.

Where 2pr.io differs is the emphasis on persona-trained voice and the interview-and-repurpose approach to getting original material out of you, along with being built on the official LinkedIn API. If you want a closer look at Taplio specifically, see our Taplio pricing breakdown.

Best for: creators and sales teams who want an established, broad all-in-one and are fine with a higher price point.

3. AuthoredUp

AuthoredUp is less about generating posts and more about making the posts you write better. It is strong on formatting, previewing exactly how a post will look in the feed before you publish, reusable snippets, and analytics on your past content. Writers who already enjoy drafting and just want polish, preview, and data tend to like it.

The trade-off is that the writing is mostly on you, and it is focused on the editor-and-analytics layer rather than being a full content engine. If that is your gap, see our deeper AuthoredUp alternatives comparison.

Best for: people who write their own posts and want preview, formatting, and stats.

4. Supergrow

Supergrow is a lighter, more affordable entry in the AI-drafting-plus-scheduling category. It offers post generation, content ideas, and scheduling at a price point aimed at solo creators. If your needs are close to what EasyGen does but you want scheduling bundled in and a budget-friendly plan, it is worth a look.

As with the others, the distinction from 2pr.io comes down to how much of the full workflow you want in one place and how much weight you put on voice authenticity and API-based account safety.

Best for: solo creators who want simple drafting and scheduling without a big spend.

How to choose

Match the tool to the actual problem:

• "I just need help drafting a post." EasyGen or Supergrow will get you there cheaply.
• "I want to write my own posts but make them sharper." AuthoredUp's preview, formatting, and analytics fit well.
• "I want a broad, established all-in-one platform." Taplio is a strong candidate.
• "I want my posts to genuinely sound like me, in one place, without risking my account." That is the case 2pr.io is built for: persona-trained drafts, interviews and repurposing that pull real material out of you, plus design, scheduling, engagement, and analytics on the official LinkedIn API.

If you want to widen the search beyond this list, our roundup of the top AI tools for LinkedIn content covers more options across categories.

The bottom line

EasyGen is a capable generator, and for fast first drafts it does what it promises. People move on when they want their content to sound like a real person and when they are tired of running LinkedIn across a stack of disconnected tools.

If that is you, start with the alternative that closes your specific gap. For most people who want voice, an all-in-one workflow, and a tool that will not put their account at risk, that is 2pr.io — and there is a free trial, so you can judge the drafts in your own voice before you decide.