Convert your full LinkedIn profile to a beautiful resume
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Import your LinkedIn profile
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Note: If you already have an account on Resumonk, please refer to these instructions.
Your profile photo comes across too, and shows on the seven templates that have a photo.
How to find your LinkedIn public profile URL?
On desktop
- Click the Me icon at the top of your LinkedIn homepage.
- Click View Profile.
- On your profile page, click Edit public profile & URL on the right pane.
- Your public profile URL is under the Edit your custom URL section. It's an address that starts with www.linkedin.com/in.
- Copy and paste the address into the field above.
In the LinkedIn mobile app
- Tap your profile photo.
- Tap View profile.
- Tap the More icon next to Add section.
- Tap Contact info.
- Under Your Profile, locate your public profile URL. It starts with www.linkedin.com/in.
- Copy and paste it into the field above.
On the mobile site
- Tap your profile photo.
- Scroll down to the Contact section.
- Under LinkedIn, locate your public profile URL. It starts with https://www.linkedin.com/in.
- Copy and paste it into the field above.
Notes
- This URL won't appear if you don't have a public profile.
- Members in certain countries have a public profile URL beginning with a 2-letter country code. In Canada, for example, it could be http://ca.linkedin.com/in/linkedinyourname.
What comes across from your profile
These parts of your public profile come across:
- Your name, headline and location
- Your About section, as the summary
- Your experience, with several roles at one company kept together
- Your education
- Certifications, languages and projects
- Publications, honors and awards
- Volunteering and recommendations
- Your profile photo
Your profile address goes on the resume too, labelled LinkedIn. Then the wording is rewritten for a resume. Nothing is invented. Your facts, better words.
Your email address and phone number are not on your public profile, and your skills are not imported, so add them in the editor before you send the resume.
Can you download a resume from LinkedIn?
Yes, as a PDF of your profile. On a computer, open your profile, press More (or Resources) in its introduction section, and choose Save to PDF. It does not work in the LinkedIn mobile app, and it supports English characters only.
That file is your profile in LinkedIn's one fixed layout. Importing your profile here gives you a resume instead: you pick the design (6 of the 21 templates are free, and all 21 unlock on a paid plan), the wording is rewritten, and you can edit every line before you download it.
Already saved that PDF? You can upload it here like any other resume file.
What happened to LinkedIn's resume builder?
LinkedIn closed its resume builder on June 12, 2024, and the resumes saved in it were deleted. To make a resume from your LinkedIn profile now, paste your profile address at the top of this page.
Questions about the LinkedIn import
Is it free to turn my LinkedIn profile into a resume?
Yes. On the free plan you can import your profile, see your resume rewritten and download it as a PDF, using any of the 6 free templates. The free PDF carries a small "Created using Resumonk" footer, which the paid plans remove.
Can I download my LinkedIn resume as a Word document?
Yes, on the Professional and Executive plans. 14 of the 21 templates export to DOCX (MS Word) as well as PDF. The 7 templates with a photo download as PDF only.
Can I make a CV from my LinkedIn profile?
Yes. In many countries a CV is simply what Americans call a resume, and every template here works as either. If the jobs you are applying for expect a photo, pick one of the 7 templates with a photo: your LinkedIn photo comes across with the import.
Do you need my LinkedIn password?
No. The import only needs your public profile address, never your password.
Will the import use the latest version of my profile?
On the free plan the import reads a recent copy of your public profile, so a change you made on LinkedIn very recently may not show yet. Signed in on Professional or Executive, it reads your latest profile. Either way, you can edit every line before you download.
Why couldn't my profile be read?
The import can only read a public profile. Check that your profile is visible to the public in LinkedIn's settings, and that you pasted the whole address, starting with linkedin.com/in/. If it still does not work, save your profile as a PDF on LinkedIn and upload that file instead.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. The import and the editor work in your phone's browser. In the LinkedIn app, your profile address is under Contact info on your profile. LinkedIn's own Save to PDF does not work in its mobile app.
How do I put my LinkedIn profile on my resume?
The import does it for you: your profile address goes under your name with your other contact details, labelled LinkedIn. On any other resume here, type the address into the Website field under your name, and rename its label to LinkedIn if you like.
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Great service. Quickly pulls profile data from LinkedIn. Can easily edit / reorder information on the resume.
Intuitive to use with great templates and useful tips. Also the simple integration with LinkedIn saves me a lot of time.
