Turn your LinkedIn into a resume that gets read.
Your work history is already on LinkedIn. Upload the data export and get an editable resume draft in minutes. Free, no account needed.
or upload your export ZIP directly →
Direct profile import without a ZIP is on our roadmap. Adding your handle now means it'll already be there when that lands.
Free · No account needed · Your ZIP is parsed in memory, never stored
From LinkedIn to resume in three steps
Download your LinkedIn export
Request a copy of your data in LinkedIn's settings. A basic file arrives in minutes. The complete archive with your full history takes up to 24 hours.
Upload the ZIP here
We pre-fill contact, experience, education and skills into an editable draft. You review everything before it's saved.
Polish and export
Tweak any line in the real editor and pick a template. Sign up free when you're ready to download the PDF.
Better than "Save profile as PDF"
A real resume, not a profile dump
LinkedIn's PDF prints your whole profile as-is. Here you get a tight, recruiter-friendly document shaped for the job you want.
You stay in control
Edit every line, reorder sections and keep one master profile you can tailor for every application.
Private by design
Your export is parsed in memory and thrown away. Nothing is stored until you review and confirm it.
Questions, answered
Do I need an account?
No. The import builds an editable draft with no sign-up. Create a free account when you want to keep it beyond 14 days or download the PDF. Importing and the Classic template are free, forever.
Do I connect my LinkedIn account?
No. You upload the data-export ZIP LinkedIn creates for you. No password, no account access, no browser extension.
What gets imported?
Contact details, work experience, education and skills. You review the result before anything is saved to your profile.
What happens to my uploaded file?
It's parsed in memory and never stored. Only the profile data you confirm on the review screen is saved.
Your resume is already written. Import it.
Your work history is already written. Turn it into a resume for free.