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Apply to LinkedIn jobs faster with one keystroke. Automates Easy Apply instantly. Free 7-day trial — no credit card required. LinkedIn SwiftApply — Apply to Easy Apply jobs in one keystroke Job hunting is exhausting. Scrolling, clicking, filling the same fields over and over — for every single listing. SwiftApply cuts through the repetition so you can apply faster and focus on what actually matters. How it works Open any LinkedIn Easy Apply job listing, press your shortcut, and SwiftApply automatically walks through the application flow for you. When your answers are already saved from a previous application, it flies through the steps. When a new question comes up, it pauses so you can fill it in — then keeps going. Why SwiftApply? ⚡ One keystroke triggers the full Easy Apply flow 🔁 Reuses your saved answers automatically — no re-typing ✋ Pauses on new questions so nothing gets skipped 🛡️ Adjustable delay between actions — mimics human behavior to keep your account safe 📊 Export a CSV report of every job you've applied to 🔒 Runs entirely in your browser — no data leaves your machine Built for safety SwiftApply lets you control the delay between each automated action. Slow it down to stay well under LinkedIn's radar, or speed it up when you're in a rush. Either way, the automation looks natural — not like a bot. Track your job search SwiftApply keeps a log of every application you submit. Export it as a CSV anytime so you always know where you've applied and can follow up with confidence. Free trial Try SwiftApply free for 7 days — no credit card required. See exactly how much time you save before committing to anything. Get started Install the extension Open a LinkedIn Easy Apply job listing Click the SwiftApply icon and start your free trial Press the shortcut and watch it work
Apr 5, 2026
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