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Score your LinkedIn profile, then fix it.

Recruiters search LinkedIn by job title, skills and location. Upload the PDF of your profile to get a score out of 100 and a list of exactly what to fix, plus an optional AI review with new headline and About drafts written from your own experience.

Drop the PDF here, or browse

The file LinkedIn gives you from “Save to PDF”

Read in memory, never stored

Before you start

Get your profile PDF in four clicks.

  1. 01

    Open your profile

    On linkedin.com, click your photo at the top and choose View Profile.

  2. 02

    Find Save to PDF

    Under your name and headline, click Resources (or More on some layouts).

  3. 03

    Download it

    Choose Save to PDF. LinkedIn downloads a file named Profile.pdf.

  4. 04

    Upload it here

    Drop that file into the box. It's read in memory and never stored.

What we score

Seven sections, each with clear rules.

Every point is explained on your results page with the text it refers to and what to change. Want a resume to match? Build one here.

Experience30% of score
A current role, descriptions under each role, numbers and outcomes, at least three roles where you have them.
About20% of score
Whether it exists, its length (1,000+ characters is ideal), a strong opening and evidence of results.
Headline15% of score
70 to 220 characters, a searchable job title early on, and more than just a title at a company.
Skills12% of score
Top skills visible on the profile and consistent with the roles you describe.
Contact10% of score
A custom profile URL rather than one ending in random characters, plus an email or website.
Education8% of score
Schools, degrees and dates present and readable.
Credentials5% of score
Certifications, languages, honours and publications that add searchable terms.

Questions

How do I download my LinkedIn profile as a PDF?

Open your profile on a computer, click Resources (or More) under your name, then Save to PDF. LinkedIn downloads a PDF of your public profile sections, usually named Profile.pdf.

How is my LinkedIn profile scored?

By fixed rules applied to what's in the PDF: headline, About, experience, skills, education, credentials and contact details, each with a stated share of the score. The same PDF always gets the same score. An optional AI review adds written feedback but never changes the number.

Why isn't my photo or banner scored?

LinkedIn's PDF export doesn't include your photo, banner, recommendations, endorsements or activity, so we can't see them. We only score what we can actually read, and we say so.

Is my profile stored?

No. The PDF is analysed in memory and discarded when your results are returned. Results stay in your browser tab and are cleared when you close it.