Where are my saved posts on LinkedIn?
Here is the shortest route on desktop and mobile, what to check when Saved Items seems missing, and how to get the collection out of LinkedIn when it has become too large to scroll.
On desktop, open LinkedIn Home and select Saved Items in the left column, then choose Saved posts and articles. On mobile, tap your profile picture, choose Saved posts, and open the item you need.
Find saved LinkedIn posts on desktop
- Sign in to LinkedIn and go to the Home feed.
- Look in the left side of the page below your profile summary.
- Select Saved Items.
- Choose Saved posts and articles.
- Scroll to the post you want. Use its three-dot menu if you need to unsave it.
LinkedIn sometimes changes labels or navigation placement, but its current help documentation still describes Saved Items on the left pane of the desktop homepage. If your browser window is narrow, widen it or use the troubleshooting steps below.
Find saved LinkedIn posts in the mobile app
- Open the LinkedIn app.
- Tap your profile picture in the top-left area.
- Tap Saved posts.
- Open the post, or use its menu to unsave it.
You can save a post on either platform by opening the post’s three-dot menu and selecting Save. A temporary confirmation normally includes a shortcut to view saved posts, which is the quickest route immediately after saving.
What to do when Saved Items is missing
- Start from Home. The shortcut may not appear from every LinkedIn page.
- Check the signed-in account. Saved posts belong to the member account, not the browser.
- Expand the desktop window. Responsive navigation can hide the left rail.
- Refresh or update the app. A stale interface can retain an older menu.
- Use a saved-post confirmation. Save a harmless post, then use the “View saved posts” link in the confirmation banner.
Do not confuse LinkedIn’s main search bar with a search inside Saved Items. The normal search bar searches LinkedIn broadly; it is not documented as a full-text filter over only your saved-post collection.
Saved posts, saved jobs, and saved searches are different
| Item | What it contains | Where to manage it |
|---|---|---|
| Saved posts and articles | Feed content you bookmarked | Saved Items / Saved posts |
| Saved jobs | Job listings you marked for later | Jobs area |
| Saved searches | Reusable query criteria in products such as Sales Navigator | The relevant search product |
This guide is about feed posts and articles. LinkedIn Bookmark Exporter is built for that saved-post list; it does not claim to export saved jobs, connection data, or Sales Navigator searches.
How to export the saved posts you just found
The native list is useful for opening a recent save, but LinkedIn does not provide a full-content export button on that page. When you want the post text in a portable file, use the desktop Saved Posts page with LinkedIn Bookmark Exporter:
- Install the extension in Chrome and activate your license.
- Open Saved Items → Saved posts and articles in the same Chrome profile.
- Open the extension and choose Markdown, CSV, or JSON.
- Start the export and leave the tab open while it loads the saved-post history.
- Download the finished file and spot-check several records.
The extension captures the complete text shown for each loaded post plus author details, original URL, date, engagement, hashtags, and mentions. It processes the collection in your browser and downloads the result to your computer.
Choose the next workflow based on the problem
A file is only useful if it shortens a task. Choose CSV if you want filters in Excel, Google Sheets, Notion, or Airtable. Choose Markdown if you want a readable local archive in Obsidian or source material for a private AI project. Choose JSON if you are writing code or building an automation.
For a large collection, continue with how to make LinkedIn saved posts searchable. For the complete capture and quality-check process, use the step-by-step export guide.