--- title: "How to Find Saved Posts on LinkedIn (2026)" description: "Your LinkedIn saved posts live at linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts. Steps for desktop, iPhone, Android and mobile web, plus fixes for missing saves." canonical: "https://www.linkedmash.com/how-to-find-linkedin-saved-posts" last-updated: "2026-09-26" --- # How to Find Saved Posts on LinkedIn (2026) Your LinkedIn saved posts live at linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts. Steps for desktop, iPhone, Android and mobile web, plus fixes for missing saves. Canonical HTML: https://www.linkedmash.com/how-to-find-linkedin-saved-posts Agent-readable Markdown: https://www.linkedmash.com/how-to-find-linkedin-saved-posts.md Last updated: 2026-09-26 ## How to find your LinkedIn saved posts (desktop, app and mobile browser) **Short answer.** Your LinkedIn saved posts are at **linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts**. Open that link while signed in and you land on the full list. To click there instead: on desktop, go to the LinkedIn home feed and click **Saved items** in the left column, then **Saved posts and articles**. In the iPhone or Android app, tap your **profile photo** in the top-left, then tap **Saved posts**. Everything you have saved is in one private list, newest first, with an **All** and an **Articles** filter. Only you can see this list. Saving a post does not notify the author, and it does not show on your profile. ## How to find saved posts on LinkedIn desktop 1. **Open the LinkedIn home feed.** Go to linkedin.com/feed. The entry point is in the left column of the feed, not on your profile, which is where most people look first. 2. **Find Saved items in the left column.** It sits below your profile card, in the small card that also holds Groups, Newsletters and Events. If the column is collapsed or your screen is small, scroll the left column down or click **Show more**. 3. **Click Saved items.** LinkedIn opens **My items**. **Saved posts and articles** is the entry you want in the left rail. The same rail also lists things like Job tracker and My learning. 4. **Filter if you need to.** The list has two filters at the top: **All** and **Articles**. There is no search box, so from here it is scrolling. 5. **Bookmark the direct URL.** `linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts` skips the steps above and keeps working when LinkedIn rearranges the feed. On some accounts, the **Me** menu under your profile photo in the top bar also links to your saved posts. ## How to find saved posts in the LinkedIn app (iPhone and Android) The steps are the same on iOS and Android. 1. **Open the LinkedIn app.** Stay on the Home tab. 2. **Tap your profile photo.** It is in the top-left corner. A side panel slides out. 3. **Tap Saved posts.** On current app versions it sits in the panel's list below Puzzle games. LinkedIn reorders this menu from time to time, so look for the Saved posts label rather than a position. 4. **Browse Saved Posts and Articles.** The app opens the same list as the website, with the same **All** and **Articles** filters. A post you save on your phone shows up on desktop straight away, and the other way round. It is one list tied to your account, not to the device. ## How to find saved posts in a mobile browser (Safari or Chrome on your phone) Use this if you do not have the app installed or you are on a borrowed phone. LinkedIn's mobile site behaves differently across phones and browsers, so if one route does not work, use the next. 1. **Open the saved-posts URL.** Go to `linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts` in Safari or Chrome and sign in if asked. 2. **Stay in the browser if LinkedIn suggests the app.** If you see an Open in app banner or prompt, dismiss it. If your phone opens the app anyway, the app steps above get you to the same list. 3. **Switch to the desktop site if the list does not load.** Use your browser's desktop option (Request Desktop Website in Safari, Desktop site in Chrome), reload the same URL, then follow the desktop steps. ## Saved posts not showing? Fixes for the common cases ### The post is gone from the list LinkedIn stores a pointer to the post, not a copy. If the author deletes the post, restricts it, or closes their account, it disappears from your saved list and there is no way to recover it inside LinkedIn. If you remember the author, check their activity in case it was reposted. ### You are looking in All but it was an article Long-form LinkedIn articles are easier to spot under the **Articles** filter. If a save you remember is missing, switch from All to Articles before assuming it is gone. ### You unsaved it by accident Unsave sits in the same three-dot menu as Save, so it is easy to hit on a phone. If you can find the post again (the author's activity, a notification, a link someone sent), open the three-dot menu and choose **Save** again. ### You are signed into a different account If you use more than one LinkedIn account, the saved list belongs to the account you were using when you saved. Check which profile photo is in the top bar. ### The menu moved LinkedIn rearranges the feed and the app side panel from time to time, and guides written a year or two ago describe routes that no longer match. The direct URL, `linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts`, has kept working through those changes. In the app, if you do not see Saved posts in the side panel, open your profile and look for **My items** or **Resources** further down. ### The list is blank or stuck loading Refresh and confirm you are still signed in. If it stays blank, try a private window with browser extensions off, since ad and script blockers can stop the list from loading. If it still fails, wait a few minutes and try again. ### You cannot search the list This is not a setting you are missing. The saved list has no search box, no folders and no tags, and the main LinkedIn search bar searches all of LinkedIn, not your saves. Ctrl+F (Cmd+F on a Mac) only finds text that has already loaded, and long posts are collapsed behind see more, so it misses most of your history. Here is [how to search your saved posts](/blog/search-linkedin-saved-posts) once they are out of that list. ### Saved jobs are not in this list Jobs you save are kept in LinkedIn's jobs area, separate from Saved posts and articles. ## How to save a post so you can find it later Click or tap the **three dots** at the top-right of any post and choose **Save**. LinkedIn shows a short confirmation with a link to your saved posts. To remove one, open the same menu on the post, in the feed or in your saved list, and choose **Unsave**. ## When the list gets too long to scroll: search, organize and export with LinkedMash LinkedIn's saved list is fine for a few dozen posts. Past a few hundred, finding one specific post means scrolling, and a post whose author deleted it is simply gone. LinkedMash imports the same saved list into a private library. It does not change or replace your LinkedIn list; it keeps its own copy of each imported post. - **Search inside the posts.** Full-text and AI search run against what each post actually says, so a half-remembered phrase or the gist of the idea brings the save back. Filter by author, year and post type when you remember the context rather than the words. - **Organize without upkeep.** Add labels, bulk-label in one action, and let smart views sort new saves by rules such as author or keyword. An unread queue separates what you have processed from what you have not. - **Keep a copy outside LinkedIn.** Sync saves to Notion, Google Sheets, Airtable or Miro, or download them as CSV, JSON or PDF. A synced or exported copy survives the author deleting the original post. Sign in with LinkedIn, install the Chrome extension once to import your existing saves, and new saves keep syncing whenever Chrome is open on your desktop. After the import, the library works in any browser, including on your phone. Every account starts with a 7-day trial, no card required. Free accounts can import and read their saved posts and try a 20-post sync to Notion or Google Sheets and a 20-post export. Unlimited labels, AI search and full sync are on Premium; unlimited CSV, JSON and PDF exports are on Premium or the one-off Exports Pass. See [pricing](/pricing). [undefined](https://www.linkedmash.com/login) [Compare saved-posts tools](https://www.linkedmash.com/best-linkedin-saved-posts-tools) - [LinkedIn saved posts: the complete guide](https://www.linkedmash.com/blog/linkedin-saved-posts) - [Download LinkedIn saved posts as CSV, JSON or PDF](https://www.linkedmash.com/download-linkedin-saved-posts) ## Frequently asked questions ### Where are my saved posts on LinkedIn? At linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts. On desktop, click Saved items in the left column of the home feed, then Saved posts and articles. In the app, tap your profile photo, then Saved posts. It is one private list, newest first. ### How do I see saved posts in the LinkedIn app? Tap your profile photo in the top-left corner of the iPhone or Android app to open the side panel, then tap Saved posts. The app shows the same list as the website, with All and Articles filters. ### Why did a post disappear from my LinkedIn saved posts? Usually the author deleted or restricted the post, you unsaved it by accident, or it was an article that is easier to find under the Articles filter. LinkedIn saves a link to the post rather than a copy, so a deleted post cannot be recovered from your saved list. ### Can I search my LinkedIn saved posts? Not on LinkedIn. The saved list has no search box, and the main search bar does not search your saves. To search them you need to import them into a tool that indexes the post text, such as LinkedMash. ### Can other people see what I save on LinkedIn? No. Your saved posts are private. The author is not notified, and saves do not appear on your profile or in anyone's feed. Creators only see a total save count on their own posts, not who saved them. ### Where are saved articles on LinkedIn? In the same place as saved posts. Open linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts and switch the filter from All to Articles. ## Import your library [Start with LinkedMash](https://www.linkedmash.com/?utm_source=agent_markdown&utm_medium=ai&utm_campaign=public_markdown&utm_content=how-to-find-linkedin-saved-posts), then [install the extension and import your LinkedIn saved posts](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/linkedmash/ldadjiiepooimpnjagjidpklcpbnamop).