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Export a clean, print-ready view of your LinkedIn profile as PDF Need a clean PDF of a LinkedIn profile? This extension builds a print-ready document in your browser, even when LinkedIn’s own Save to PDF button is missing. WHY INSTALL • One click for a concise 1-page summary • Full Profile export when you need the complete record (experience, education, skills, and more) • Choose the sections you want: photo, contact, about, experience, education, projects, courses, certifications, skills, languages, honors, publications, and received recommendations • Files save with a clear name, such as linkedin_jane_doe_basicexport_22_08_2026.pdf • Everything stays on your computer. Nothing is uploaded to a remote server HOW TO USE 1. Open a LinkedIn profile (linkedin.com/in/...) 2. Click LinkedIn Save to PDF 3. Choose Export 1-page PDF or Export Full Profile PDF 4. In Chrome’s print dialog, select Save as PDF Full Profile export asks for confirmation first. It then opens that same person’s detail pages in temporary tabs, one at a time, so content hidden behind “see more” or extra pages can appear in the PDF. PRIVACY The extension works locally after you click Export. Your settings stay in Chrome. Temporary print data is removed when the PDF view opens. It only runs on LinkedIn profile pages and does not contact other websites. This extension is unofficial and is not affiliated with or endorsed by LinkedIn.
Aug 22, 2026
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