Profile sections become CV sections
Headline, About, experience, education and skills each land in their own field instead of one long page.
Export your profile as PDF and drop it here. CVlume reads the profile text into resume sections you can edit, restyle and download — your LinkedIn page stays exactly as it is.
Drop your LinkedIn PDF
The file LinkedIn creates with “Save to PDF”, usually named Profile.pdf.
.pdf · exported from your profile
LinkedIn is written to be browsed. A resume is read in a few seconds, against one specific job. The import closes that gap.
Headline, About, experience, education and skills each land in their own field instead of one long page.
“2 yrs 3 mos” turns into start and end dates, written the same way across every role.
A profile can carry fifty endorsements. We show which ones to keep for a two-page CV and let you decide.
Import once, then keep separate versions for different roles without touching your public profile.
The export LinkedIn generates for you.
Profile text is read straight out of the file.
Headline, About, roles, education and skills are matched to CV fields.
You land in the editor with everything in place.
Choose a layout and download the PDF.
Have a CV file already?
Import ResumeWorking from a PDF?
PDF to ResumeUsing a Word document?
DOCX to ResumeStraight answers before you drop a file.
No. LinkedIn does not let third-party apps sign in and pull your profile. Export it yourself with Resources → Save to PDF. We never ask for your LinkedIn password.
Name, headline, About, experience, education, skills, and contact details when they appear as text in the PDF. Recommendations, activity, and image-only parts usually do not come across.
LinkedIn’s official “Save to PDF” export — often named Profile.pdf. It needs selectable text, not a scan or a screenshot.
Usually about 10–20 seconds. You land in the editor with a structured draft you can change immediately.
We map what the PDF actually contains. Empty or oddly formatted parts stay empty — add them in the editor. Nothing is locked after import.
Yes. You can import as a guest and see the draft in the editor. Downloading the final PDF still needs a free account.
Yes. Every section, bullet, template and colour is editable. Import is a starting point, not a locked file.
Export the PDF, drop it in, and leave with a resume you can send today.