How to Find Saved Posts on LinkedIn (Desktop and Mobile)

You tapped Save on a great post last week. Now you want it back, and the button to reopen it is nowhere in sight. If you are wondering how to find saved posts on LinkedIn, you are not alone. LinkedIn tucks the list away in a spot that is easy to miss, and the path is a little different on desktop and mobile.

This guide walks through every route, step by step. It also covers how to save and unsave posts, what the saved list can and cannot do, and a few habits that keep good ideas from slipping away.

The fastest way is a direct URL. While signed in to LinkedIn, go to:

linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts/

That page opens your full list of saved posts. Bookmark it in your browser and you can skip the rest of the menus. If you would rather click through, the sections below show you how.

How to find saved posts on LinkedIn on desktop

Here is the usual path on a computer:

  1. Open your home feed at linkedin.com/feed.
  2. Look at the left column. Below your profile card, you will see Saved items. If you do not see it right away, click Show more to expand the list.
  3. Click Saved items. This opens a page called My items.
  4. Choose Saved posts and articles.

You will now see everything you have saved, with the newest at the top. At the top of the list there are two filters: All and Articles. Use Articles if you only want to see long-form pieces, and All to see everything together.

Some accounts also show the same page through the Me menu in the top bar. If your left column looks different from the steps above, open the Me menu and look for a saved items link there.

How to find saved posts on the LinkedIn mobile app

The steps are the same on iPhone and Android:

  1. Open the LinkedIn app and stay on the Home tab.
  2. Tap your profile photo in the top left corner.
  3. In the menu that slides open, tap Saved posts.

That is it. One thing to know: LinkedIn sometimes reorders the items in this menu. If Saved posts is not where you expect it, scroll a little and look for the label instead of counting on its position.

Your saved list is the same everywhere. A post you save on your phone will show up on your laptop, and the other way around.

Finding saved posts in a mobile browser

If you do not have the app, or you prefer the browser, you can still get there.

  1. Open Safari or Chrome on your phone.
  2. Go to linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts/ and sign in if asked.
  3. If LinkedIn shows a prompt asking you to open the app, dismiss it to stay in the browser.

How to save a post on LinkedIn

If you are reading this because your list is empty, here is how to add to it:

  1. Find the post you want to keep.
  2. Click or tap the More icon (the three dots) at the top right of the post.
  3. Choose Save.

A banner appears briefly after you save, with a View Saved Posts link. Tap it if you want to jump straight to your list.

Not everything in your feed can be saved. You cannot save job recommendations, work anniversary posts, or profile change updates. If you do not see a Save option, it is probably one of those.

How to unsave a post

Clearing out old saves is simple, on both desktop and the app:

  1. Open your saved posts list.
  2. Find the post you no longer need.
  3. Click or tap the More icon on that post.
  4. Choose Unsave.

The post disappears from your list right away.

Are saved posts private?

Yes. Saving a post is a private action. Other people cannot see what you have saved, and the author of the post is not notified when you save it. Feel free to save posts from people you know, competitors, or anyone else without worrying about it.

What the saved list cannot do

The saved posts page is handy, but it is basic. Knowing its limits will save you some frustration:

  • No search box. You cannot type a keyword to find a post. You have to scroll.
  • No folders or tags. Everything lands in one long list.
  • Newest first only. You cannot sort by author, topic or date saved in any other order.
  • Posts can vanish. If the author deletes a post or restricts who can see it, it disappears from your saved list. LinkedIn stores a pointer to the post, not a copy of it.

That last point surprises many people. A saved post is not an archive. It is a shortcut, and shortcuts break when the original goes away.

Tips to keep your saved posts useful

A few small habits go a long way:

  • Bookmark the URL. Save linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts/ in your browser so you are always one click away.
  • Review weekly. Set a reminder to go through your list once a week. Act on what matters and unsave the rest, so the list stays short enough to scroll.
  • Copy key ideas elsewhere. If a post holds an insight you will want long term, paste the main points into your own notes. That way it survives even if the author removes the post.

Keeping LinkedIn saves together with other platforms

If you save content on more than one platform, the list on LinkedIn is only part of the picture. AgentMash (https://agentmash.ai) syncs your LinkedIn saves with saves from X, Instagram, Reddit and YouTube into one searchable library. AI agents like Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor can also search that library over MCP at https://agentmash.ai/mcp. The Free plan includes one platform and up to 300 saves; Pro unlocks more platforms and saves. For a closer look at your LinkedIn saves, see the LinkedIn saved posts tool.

Frequently asked questions

Where are saved posts on LinkedIn?

They live on the page at linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts/. On desktop, click Saved items in the left column of your feed, then Saved posts and articles. On the mobile app, tap your profile photo on the Home tab, then Saved posts.

Can other people see my saved posts?

No. Saves are private. Other members cannot view your list, and the author of a post is not told that you saved it.

Why did a saved post disappear?

Most likely the author deleted the post or restricted who can see it. LinkedIn keeps a pointer to the post rather than a copy, so when the original is gone or hidden from you, it drops out of your list. Copying key ideas into your own notes protects you from this.

Can I search my saved posts?

Not on LinkedIn itself. The saved list has no search box, no folders and no tags. You can only scroll through it from newest to oldest, or use the Articles filter to narrow it down.

How do I unsave a post?

Open your saved posts list, click or tap the More icon (three dots) on the post, and choose Unsave. This works on both desktop and the mobile app.

Does my saved list sync across devices?

Yes. It is one list tied to your account. A post saved on your phone appears on your computer, and a post saved on desktop appears in the app.

Wrapping up

To find saved posts on LinkedIn, the shortest route is linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts/ while signed in. On desktop, use Saved items in the left column. On the app, tap your profile photo and then Saved posts. Bookmark the page, review it once a week, and copy anything important somewhere safe, and your saved list will stay a tool you can rely on.

How AgentMash works

  1. Add the Chrome extension. It reads your saves with your own logged-in session.
  2. Pick your platforms and click Sync. Sync is manual, and nothing runs in the background.
  3. Search or ask your AI agent. Your saves land in one library that agents can search over MCP.

The Free plan includes up to 300 saves, and Pro unlocks more.

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