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LinkedIn® retired its resume builder. Build a resume from your profile for free.

What happened to the LinkedIn resume builder

If you look for the LinkedIn resume builder, it is no longer available. LinkedIn discontinued it on June 12, 2024. LinkedIn also deleted the resumes that people saved in it.

Today LinkedIn has Save to PDF for your profile. It does not make a resume that you can edit. LinkedIn Premium gives AI tips only on a resume file that you upload.

Build a resume from your profile

  1. Install ResumeFromProfile and open your own LinkedIn profile.
  2. Click the extension button. You get a resume draft with every section.
  3. Edit the text, hide what you do not need and export to PDF or Word.
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What you get for free

  • Experience, education, skills, projects, volunteer experience, certifications, languages and publications
  • Export to PDF and Word (DOCX)
  • One clean, one-column template that is ATS-friendly
  • No account and no sign-in

AI rewrite is off by default. You can turn it on for one section and check each suggestion.

FAQ

Does LinkedIn still have a resume builder?

No. LinkedIn discontinued its resume builder on June 12, 2024.

Where are the resumes I saved in the LinkedIn resume builder?

LinkedIn deleted them when it discontinued the builder. You can make a new resume from your current profile.

Is there a free way to make a resume from my LinkedIn profile?

Yes. ResumeFromProfile makes a resume from your own profile. Export to PDF and Word is free, with no account.

Is ResumeFromProfile the old LinkedIn resume builder?

No. It is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by LinkedIn.