Turn your LinkedIn profile into a resume that gets read
Export your profile as a PDF from LinkedIn, upload it here, and the AI structures it into an editable resume.
Sarah Mitchell
Passionate about design ✨
Worked on checkout redesign
Sarah Mitchell
Senior Product Designer
Redesigned checkout, lifting conversion 23% across 40+ markets.
How it works
Three steps, no account connection
1. Save your profile to PDF
On LinkedIn: your profile → "More" → "Save to PDF".
2. Upload it here
PDF or DOCX, up to 5 MB, text-based files (not scanned images).
3. The AI structures it
Led a team of [team size] engineersIt becomes a real resume; anything your profile doesn't contain gets a clearly bracketed placeholder for you to fill — the AI never invents facts about you.
You never give us your LinkedIn login. No account connection, no password — just the PDF you exported yourself.
The gap
What a LinkedIn profile is missing as a resume
Your headline isn't a target job title
A resume opens with the role you're applying for, not a personal tagline.
Endorsements aren't the keywords screening software reads
Screening software reads the words in your resume text, not your profile's endorsement counts.We analyzed what screening software actually looks for across 100,000+ live postings — see the data.
Profile bullets are rarely quantified
Resume bullets carry a result. Profile summaries usually describe duties instead.
One profile can't be tailored to every application
Each application deserves its own version. A single profile can only say one thing.
Straight answer
Why not just send the LinkedIn PDF itself?
It's a wall of unformatted text
LinkedIn's export is a wall of unformatted text, not a designed resume.
It can't be tailored
It can't be tailored per application.
Parsers read it poorly
Parsers read its layout poorly.
Import it once, then tailor it to every job you actually want.
Import your LinkedIn PDF — free