Top 3 Alternatives to EasyGen in 2026

EasyGen does what the name says — it makes generating LinkedIn posts easy. Type in a prompt, get a draft back. Done. If all you want is to get something onto LinkedIn with minimal effort, it works.

The problem is obvious though. The output is generic. EasyGen doesn't know your expertise, your writing style, your experiences, or the specific angle you bring to your industry. So you end up with content that reads like AI wrote it. Because it did — with zero context about who you are.

If you've been using EasyGen and you're tired of posts that could have been written by literally anyone, here are three alternatives worth looking at.

What to Look For in an EasyGen Alternative

The fundamental issue with EasyGen is simple: generic input, generic output. A better tool should give you:

• Your content as the source — The AI should work from your articles, ideas, talks, and experiences. Not just a one-line prompt.
• Voice preservation — Posts should sound like something you'd actually write.
• Multiple input methods — Prompts, sure. But also voice notes, article links, Slack messages, raw bullet points.
• Post-generation workflow — Editing, scheduling, publishing. All in one place.
• Team support — If you're generating content for multiple people, the tool needs to handle that.

1. TeamPost

TeamPost works on a completely different model than EasyGen. Instead of starting from a generic prompt, you start from your own content. The more you feed it — articles, transcripts, notes, voice recordings — the more it sounds like you.

What makes it stand out:

• Content library as your AI's brain — Magic Drafts generates posts by drawing from your content library. Drop in articles you've published, talks you've given, podcast appearances, raw notes about your expertise. The AI synthesizes all of that into posts that carry your actual perspective.
• Voice notes to posts — This is where the gap between TeamPost and EasyGen is most obvious. Record yourself talking through an idea for two minutes and TeamPost turns it into a polished post. Your natural phrasing, your examples, your way of explaining things — it all comes through. No prompt-based tool can do that.
• Slack integration — Capture ideas when they hit you. DM the Slack bot with a few bullet points and get a draft back without breaking your flow.
• Scheduling and publishing — Plan your content calendar, publish directly to LinkedIn, @mentions included.
• Team features — Manage content for multiple profiles. Each person's posts draw from their own library, so individual voice is preserved at scale.

Where it's not as strong: TeamPost asks you to invest some upfront time building your content library. If you want a post in 30 seconds from nothing but a topic, EasyGen's simplicity wins on speed. But the quality difference is massive.

Pricing: Free tier available, paid plans start at $29/month.

2. Taplio

Taplio bundles AI post generation with analytics, a viral post database, and scheduling. It's a more complete package than EasyGen.

What makes it stand out:

• AI generation with refinement — Generate from prompts, then iterate with follow-up instructions. Way more control than EasyGen's one-shot approach.
• Viral post database — Study thousands of high-performing LinkedIn posts. Genuinely useful for understanding what hooks and formats work.
• Analytics — Detailed tracking of post performance, engagement, audience growth.
• Scheduling — Built-in content calendar.

Where it falls short: Still prompt-based at its core. You get more control than EasyGen, but the content isn't grounded in your own material. Posts can sound polished but impersonal.

Pricing: Plans start around $49/month.

3. AuthoredUp

AuthoredUp takes the opposite approach from both EasyGen and TeamPost — it doesn't generate content at all. It just gives you the best writing and formatting experience for LinkedIn posts.

What makes it stand out:

• Rich text formatting — The most capable LinkedIn formatter out there. Bold, italic, bullet points, line spacing, special characters that LinkedIn's native editor doesn't support.
• Writing environment — Clean, focused interface with draft saving and organization.
• Analytics — Performance tracking to understand what resonates.
• Browser-native — Chrome extension that works directly inside LinkedIn.

Where it falls short: AuthoredUp assumes you're writing your own content. If the whole reason you used EasyGen is that you need help generating posts, AuthoredUp doesn't solve that problem at all.

Pricing: Plans start around $19.95/month.

Which Alternative Should You Choose?

Depends on why you were using EasyGen and what you want to be different:

• Choose TeamPost if you want AI that sounds like you, not like a chatbot. Feed it your content and ideas, get drafts that carry your authentic voice. Best for teams and professionals with real expertise to share.
• Choose Taplio if you want AI generation plus analytics and growth features, and prompt-based workflows are fine with you.
• Choose AuthoredUp if you're ready to write your own posts and just want the best formatting tools available.

EasyGen makes posting easy. But easy and good aren't the same thing. The posts you put on LinkedIn represent your professional reputation — generic AI output can actively hurt your credibility with the people you most want to reach.

See all the options in our top LinkedIn writing platforms guide. Or learn what actually makes a good LinkedIn ghostwriter — human or AI.