ExportMyResume

ExportMyResume imports your own LinkedIn profile into an editor where you can revise text, reorder or hide sections, customize the layout, and create multiple resume versions. It is designed for job seekers who want to turn profile information into an editable resume without retyping it all. The tool offers AI-assisted rewriting and job-specific tailoring, alongside manual editing and a live preview. Resumes use clean, text-based formatting intended to be readable by applicant tracking systems. Exports include PDF, DOCX, PNG, JSON, and TXT. Editing is mostly local in the browser; AI features and account sync send data to the service’s servers.

ExportMyResume turns a user's LinkedIn profile into an editable, job-ready resume. It imports profile details such as experience, education, skills, and projects, then lets the user revise content, customize the layout, and export the result in several file formats. Its text-based formatting is designed to remain readable by applicant tracking systems and recruiters. The page says resume tools are free during the launch month, with optional paid upgrades for a higher daily AI request limit. The user imports their own LinkedIn profile through the Chrome extension, which reads the profile they are signed in to and viewing when they choose Export. They edit fields and bullet points manually or use optional AI suggestions, then reorder or hide sections and adjust layout settings such as fonts, spacing, and margins. A live preview shows changes. The user can create versions for different roles and export the finished resume as PDF, DOCX, PNG, JSON, or TXT. ExportMyResume is for job seekers who want to turn their own LinkedIn profile into a resume, edit it, and prepare versions for different applications. The page emphasizes control over every section, ATS-friendly text-based formatting, and local-first editing in the browser. It is an independent tool, not affiliated with LinkedIn, and only supports importing the profile the user is signed in to and viewing.