LinkedIn® resume builder is retired
LinkedIn® discontinued its resume builder in June 2024. Build a resume from your own profile instead: every section, PDF and Word export, free.
Turn your LinkedIn® profile into a resume
Open your own profile and click the extension button. You get a resume draft with every section. Edit it, then export it to PDF or Word. It is free, and you need no account.
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How it works
- Open your own LinkedIn profile. The extension works only on your own profile.
- Click the extension button. The extension reads that page only. If a section is long, open its "Show all" page and read it too.
- Edit and export. Change any text, hide an entry, hide a section or change the order. Then export to PDF or Word (DOCX).
Every section of your profile
Your resume keeps these sections from your profile:
- Experience
- Education
- Skills
- Projects
- Volunteer experience
- Certifications
- Languages
- Publications
You decide what goes into the file. Hide what you do not need before you export.
What is free
- Export to PDF and Word (DOCX)
- All sections of your profile
- One clean, one-column template that is ATS-friendly
- No account and no sign-in
- AI rewrite with a small daily limit
ATS means applicant tracking system: the software that many employers use to read resumes.
AI rewrite is off until you turn it on
AI does not change your text by default. You turn it on for one section at a time. You see each suggestion and accept or reject it.
A one-time purchase, later
A paid option is planned as a one-time purchase, with no subscription. It adds two more templates, a cover-letter draft from a job description and a larger daily AI limit. It is not available yet.
Your profile stays in your browser
Your profile data stays in the extension’s storage in your browser. The PDF and Word files are made in your browser too. Your resume text goes to our server only when you use AI. That is a section rewrite or a cover-letter draft in Pro. We do not sell data.
FAQ
How do I convert my LinkedIn profile to a resume?
Install the extension and open your own LinkedIn profile. Click the extension button. Edit the draft, then export it to PDF or Word.
Is it free?
Yes. Export to PDF and Word, all sections and one template are free. AI rewrite is free with a small daily limit.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no account and no sign-in.
Can I download my resume as a Word document?
Yes. You can export to Word (DOCX) or to PDF, for free.
Is the resume ATS-friendly?
The free template has one column and clean formatting, and it is ATS-friendly.
Can I make a resume from someone else’s profile?
No. The extension works only on your own profile.
Does AI rewrite my profile?
Only if you turn it on. You turn on AI for one section at a time. You accept or reject each suggestion.
Where does my profile data go?
It stays in your browser. When you turn on AI for a section, that section goes to our server and to an AI model provider. Our server keeps no copy of the text. The AI model provider handles it under its own data policy. A cover-letter draft in Pro also sends your visible resume and the job description.
My resume is missing some entries. What do I do?
Your profile page shows only the first entries of a long section. Open the "Show all" page of that section and read it with the extension too.
Is ResumeFromProfile made by LinkedIn?
No. It is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by LinkedIn.
Guides
What LinkedIn® gives you today, and how to get a resume from your profile.
LinkedIn® Save to PDF: what it misses
How to use Save to PDF on your LinkedIn® profile, and what it misses. Or make an editable resume from your profile and export it to PDF or Word.
Resume template from your LinkedIn® profile
A free one-column resume template that fills itself from your own LinkedIn® profile. Edit the text, then export to PDF or Word. No account needed.