How do I export my LinkedIn profile as a PDF?

Open your LinkedIn profile, click the 'More' button under your headline, then choose 'Save to PDF'. LinkedIn generates the file in a few seconds and it downloads straight to your device.

What gets pulled out of the LinkedIn PDF?

Your name, headline, location, summary, every role with employer and dates, education, skills and languages. Everything lands in an editable CV — nothing is locked.

Is the result better than the LinkedIn PDF itself?

Yes. LinkedIn's own export is a long, plain document laid out for the web, not for a recruiter's 20-second scan. Here you get a one or two page A4 CV in a proper design, with the content reordered for the job you're applying to.

Can I tailor it to a specific job ad?

That is the whole point. Paste the advert and your summary, bullet points and skill order are rewritten to speak to that role. Every change is shown as a coloured diff and every run can be rolled back.

Does it invent experience I don't have?

No. It rephrases and reprioritises what is already in your profile. Employers, dates and facts stay exactly as you wrote them.

Importing, editing and tailoring are free. A finished PDF download is a one-off €1.99 — no subscription.

Turn your LinkedIn profile into a CV

Your career history is already written — it's just sitting on LinkedIn in the wrong shape. Export it as a PDF, drop it here, and get a proper CV you can tailor to the job you actually want.

Import my LinkedIn PDF

1. Save your LinkedIn profile as a PDF

On your profile, More → Save to PDF. That single file already contains your whole career history.

2. Drop the PDF in

The file is parsed into a structured CV: roles, dates, skills, education. You can edit any field straight away.

3. Paste the job ad

Copy the advert you're applying to. The tool reads what the employer actually asks for and rewrites your CV around it.

4. Pick a design and download

Choose a layout, export an A4 PDF with selectable text that applicant tracking systems can read.

Why not just send the LinkedIn PDF?

You can, and plenty of people do — but it reads as a data dump. It is long, it repeats the LinkedIn branding, it lists every role at equal weight, and it says nothing about the specific job in front of the recruiter. A tailored CV puts the two or three things that advert asks for on the first half of page one. That is the whole difference.

Questions

How do I export my LinkedIn profile as a PDF?: Open your LinkedIn profile, click the 'More' button under your headline, then choose 'Save to PDF'. LinkedIn generates the file in a few seconds and it downloads straight to your device.
What gets pulled out of the LinkedIn PDF?: Your name, headline, location, summary, every role with employer and dates, education, skills and languages. Everything lands in an editable CV — nothing is locked.
Is the result better than the LinkedIn PDF itself?: Yes. LinkedIn's own export is a long, plain document laid out for the web, not for a recruiter's 20-second scan. Here you get a one or two page A4 CV in a proper design, with the content reordered for the job you're applying to.
Can I tailor it to a specific job ad?: That is the whole point. Paste the advert and your summary, bullet points and skill order are rewritten to speak to that role. Every change is shown as a coloured diff and every run can be rolled back.
Does it invent experience I don't have?: No. It rephrases and reprioritises what is already in your profile. Employers, dates and facts stay exactly as you wrote them.
What does it cost?: Importing, editing and tailoring are free. A finished PDF download is a one-off €1.99 — no subscription.