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LinkedIn to Resume

Your LinkedIn profile, turned into a real resume.

Download your profile as a PDF from LinkedIn, upload it here, and get every role, education entry and skill in a structured resume you can edit, tailor and export.

55,942 live UK roles16,099 roles at employers licensed to sponsorIn the pilot: 91 applications sent, 85 paused for the candidate rather than guessed at

Why people use it

What LinkedIn to Resume does for you

One upload

No copy-pasting. The parser reads the LinkedIn PDF and fills every section.

Cleaned up, not copied

LinkedIn summaries become resume summaries; long descriptions become tight bullets.

Six templates

Pick a template after import and switch any time.

Ready to tailor

Use the imported resume as your base for Auto Apply and job-specific versions.

How it works

LinkedIn to Resume in 4 steps

  1. 1

    Export from LinkedIn

    On your profile, click 'More' → 'Save to PDF'.

  2. 2

    Upload the PDF

    Drop it into the importer. Parsing takes a few seconds.

  3. 3

    Check the sections

    Experience, education, skills, certifications and languages are populated. Fix anything the PDF lacked.

  4. 4

    Choose a template and export

    Pick a template, run the scanner and download.

Why it works

Built around how hiring actually happens

Structured output

Every role becomes a proper entry with company, title, dates and bullets.

Stronger bullets

The AI turns paragraph descriptions into outcome-focused bullets you can edit.

ATS check included

Run the scanner on the result before applying.

Translate afterwards

Convert the imported resume into 13 languages.

Versioned

The import is version one; every edit is kept.

Private

The PDF is used only to build your resume and can be deleted.

FAQ

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From LinkedIn profile to polished resume in one upload

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