Turn your LinkedIn profile into a resume, free

Open your profile in a desktop browser, click Resources (or More) below your name and choose Save to PDF. The file is usually called Profile.pdf and lands in your Downloads folder. It cannot be done in the mobile app.

Yes. There is no paywall, no watermark and no premium plan. You download your CV as a PDF without paying.

No. You need no email, no password and no LinkedIn login. Open the tool and start right away.

The PDF is read in your browser and never sent to a server. Your CV stays as long as the tab is open, and you can save a CV file on your own computer to continue later.

The profile holds the right information, but LinkedIn's PDF is a printout: it runs long, carries LinkedIn's layout and cannot be edited. Free Resume rebuilds the content into a one or two page CV.

A resume that applicant tracking systems can read as text. In practice that means one column, standard headings, standard fonts and a PDF with real text instead of an image.

The last ten to fifteen years is usually enough. Keep what is relevant to the job and shorten older roles to a single line. In Free Resume you can hide individual jobs without deleting them.

PDF is the standard, because it looks the same for everyone. Send a Word file only when the job ad asks for one.

Yes. You can edit every line, add a photo, reorder jobs, hide entries and choose how many pages the CV should be.

You can edit and download your CV on a phone. LinkedIn can only save your profile as a PDF in a desktop browser, so the export itself has to be done there.