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Turn your LinkedIn profile
into a real resume

Upload the PDF LinkedIn gives you under “Save to PDF”. The profile printout becomes a clean, editable resume with proper sections — ready to tighten and export as PDF or Word.

How it works

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Save your profile as PDF

On LinkedIn, open your profile → the "More" (or "Resources") button → "Save to PDF". You get a file like Profile.pdf.

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Upload it here

The sidebar clutter (contact box, page numbers, "Top Skills" labels) is stripped, and your experience, education, skills and certifications are sorted into real resume sections.

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Fix, then export

LinkedIn's long paragraphs become bullets you can tighten in the editor. Pick a template, then export as PDF or Word.

Why not just send the LinkedIn PDF?

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LinkedIn's PDF isn't a resume

The "Save to PDF" export is a profile printout: a narrow sidebar, blue link text, page numbers, no control over what shows. Recruiters can tell — and ATS parsers stumble on it.

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Sections land in the right place

Experience, Education, Skills (from "Top Skills"), Languages, Certifications and Honors are recognized and mapped to standard resume sections; the summary becomes a proper summary.

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Your words stay yours

Nothing is rewritten during the import. You then decide what to cut or polish in the editor — AI rewrite is there if you want it.

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FAQ

Where do I find the LinkedIn PDF export?

Open your own profile on LinkedIn (desktop works best). Under your name, click the "More" or "Resources" button, then "Save to PDF". LinkedIn downloads a file, usually called Profile.pdf. Upload that file here.

Is it free? Do I need an account?

Converting is free with no sign-up (daily per-IP limits apply). The editor also works without an account. Exporting the finished PDF or Word file uses a free account with starter export credit; paid plans export without limits.

What happens to the "Contact" box and page numbers?

They are removed. LinkedIn URLs, "(LinkedIn)" / "(Mobile)" labels and "Page 1 of 3" footers are dropped before parsing; your email and phone stay in the header if they were in the export.

My profile is long — will everything come through?

Profiles up to about 12,000 characters (three to four PDF pages) are handled in full. If yours is longer, the oldest roles may be trimmed — you can paste them back in the editor.

Can I do the same with Indeed or another profile PDF?

Yes — any text-based PDF works through our PDF to Word converter. This page is tuned for LinkedIn's layout specifically.