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CleanIn helps you selectively unfollow LinkedIn connections with date filters, a keep list, and a review before every cleanup. Unfollow LinkedIn connections in bulk without removing them. Your feed fills up with posts from people you connected with years ago. Removing them ends the connection. Unfollowing only hides their posts: you stay connected, they are not notified, and endorsements and recommendations stay in place. CleanIn lets you unfollow many connections at once, safely. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open CleanIn on LinkedIn and load your connections, or import your LinkedIn connections CSV. 2. Filter by connection date, for example everyone you added before 2020. 3. Add anyone you want to keep seeing to your keep list. 4. Preview the selection, then start. Pause or stop at any time. WHAT YOU GET • Bulk unfollow with a preview before anything changes • Connection date filters • Keep list, so the people you care about are never touched • Pause, stop and a record of every result • Free for manual cleanup, no account needed PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your connections, keep list and cleanup history stay in your browser. They are not uploaded to our servers. Want to follow someone again? Visit their profile and click Follow. Guide: cleanin.cynxio.com/guides/unfollow-linkedin-connections-without-removing/ CleanIn is made by Cynxio and is not affiliated with LinkedIn. Changes to LinkedIn may affect compatibility.
Oct 2, 2026
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