Add This Certificate to LinkedIn
Use the existing button to start adding your certificate to LinkedIn. Review the details and fill in any fields that LinkedIn leaves blank.
Lexibal Certificate Verification
Verify a Certificate
Enter the unique certificate number to verify the authenticity of a certificate issued by Lexibal.
Your certificate will appear hereEnter your certificate number above and click Verify to view the certificate.
Showcase Your Certificate on LinkedIn
Congratulations on your achievement! Add your Lexibal certificate to your professional profile or share it with your network. Use the guide below to choose the method that works best for you.
Step 1: Verify Your Certificate
Enter your certificate code in the verification section above. Once your certificate details appear, you will find the existing certificate action buttons. Use the guide below to understand what each one does.
Copy Link of Certificate
Copy the unique link to your certificate. Use it in your LinkedIn certification entry or include it in your post.
Download as PDF
Save a PDF copy for your records. You may also attach it to a LinkedIn post if the composer supports the file type.
Download as PNG
Save an image of your certificate. You can attach the image to a LinkedIn post to show your achievement in the feed.
Need to verify another certificate?
Use the existing Check Another Certificate button above
to look up another certificate.
Option 1: Add Your Certificate to Your LinkedIn Profile
This method adds a lasting entry under LinkedIn's Licenses & Certifications section.
1
Try the existing LinkedIn button
After verifying your certificate, click the existing Add This Certificate to LinkedIn button. If LinkedIn opens a form, check the details and complete any missing fields.
2
Open your profile if you need to add it manually
Sign in to LinkedIn and open your profile. Choose Add profile section, then look for Licenses & Certifications under the available profile sections. LinkedIn's interface may change.
3
Select Add license or certification
Enter the information exactly as shown on your certificate.
4
Complete the certification fields
Name: The exact title printed on your certificate.
Issuing organisation: Lexibal, if shown as the issuer.
Issue date: The month and year on your certificate, if provided.
Expiration date: Leave the expiration option unchecked if the certificate does not expire.
Credential ID: Your certificate number, if one was issued.
Credential URL: The unique link copied using the existing Copy Link of Certificate button.
5
Save your certificate
Double-check your details and select Save. Your certificate should then appear in the certification section of your LinkedIn profile.
Important: LinkedIn may not automatically populate every
field when you use the existing button. If information is missing, enter it
manually. Do not guess your certificate number, issuer, or date.
Option 2: Share Your Certificate as a LinkedIn Post
A post lets you announce your achievement to your network. Include your certificate link and optionally attach the PDF or PNG you downloaded.
1
Copy your certificate link
Use the existing Copy Link of Certificate button displayed after verification.
2
Copy the sample post below
Replace the certificate title and placeholder link with your own details.
3
Publish your post
Open LinkedIn, start a new post, paste your text, and optionally attach your downloaded certificate image or PDF if supported. Review the post before publishing.
Sample LinkedIn post
I'm pleased to share that I've received my certificate for [Certificate / Programme Name] from Lexibal.
This has been a valuable addition to my learning journey and an opportunity to deepen my understanding of the subject. I'm looking forward to applying what I've learned and continuing to develop my skills.
Thank you to Lexibal for this learning opportunity.
View my certificate:
[Paste Your Unique Certificate Link]
#Lexibal #Learning #ProfessionalDevelopment #LawStudents
Replace the certificate title and link before publishing.
Make the post your own.
Mention what you learned or why the programme was useful to you. Keep the
post genuine and use your own certificate link.
Why Share Your Certificate on LinkedIn?
Showcase your learning
Highlight the courses, programmes, and achievements you have completed.
Strengthen your profile
Give recruiters, employers, and professional connections more context about your learning.
Share your progress
Tell your network about your learning journey and milestones.
Make verification easier
Include your unique certificate URL so people can access the relevant credential page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to use both LinkedIn methods?
No. Add the certificate to your profile, share it as a post, or do both. The profile entry lists the credential, while a post announces your achievement.
Where do I find my certificate URL?
Verify your certificate above and use the existing Copy Link of Certificate button to copy the individual certificate link.
What if the LinkedIn button does not fill in all the details?
Enter the missing information manually using the instructions in Option 1. LinkedIn may behave differently depending on its current interface.
Should I attach the PDF or PNG to my post?
You can attach a downloaded certificate file if the LinkedIn composer supports it. You can also include your unique certificate link in the post.
What if my certificate has no credential ID?
Leave the Credential ID field blank if no ID was issued. Do not invent one.
What if my certificate has no expiry date?
Leave the expiration option unchecked if the certificate does not expire.