Upload your CV or choose one saved in Astr. Prepare your headline, About and experience with AI, review them in a profile preview, then copy each field with guidance on where it belongs in LinkedIn.
Headline, About and your first work experience, ready to review and copy.
One successful sample per account. Sign in to start.All supported sections in your CV, AI rewriting, two languages, cloud saving and a profile cover.
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A useful profile helps readers understand your field and the work you have done. Start with the facts in your CV and adapt them to each LinkedIn section. Use this builder to prepare and review your content before moving it into your account.
Upload a PDF up to 4 MB, or sign in to choose a CV saved in Astr. Check the job titles, organisations and dates in your source before you start.
We suggest your CV's language, and you can change it. Add an optional target role to guide the wording, then edit any text in the preview to reflect your experience accurately.
Each field has a copy button. After copying, choose Go to LinkedIn, follow the section guidance, paste your text and save it in your account. The preview works on desktop and mobile.
Use the headline draft to explain your role, focus and relevant skills. For example: Accountant | Financial Reporting & Reconciliation | Excel. Keep only titles and skills that accurately describe you.
Turn the facts in your CV into an introduction in your own voice: your field, work or projects you have completed, and what you want to do next. Include a result when you have one, keeping figures and qualifications accurate.
Give each role its title, organisation, dates and a short description of your work. Put qualifications and schools in Education, and add relevant skills individually in Skills.
Use Projects for project work, Volunteer experience for volunteering, and Licenses & certifications for credentials. These sections appear in your preview when they exist in your CV, with guidance for finding them.
Illustrative examples, not real people's profiles. Use the structure and replace the details with your own experience and skills.
Sign up on LinkedIn's website or app first. Upload your CV to Astr to prepare your profile text, review it and copy it into your account's sections. Astr prepares the content and preview; account registration and saving your changes happen on LinkedIn.
State your role or field, then your area of focus and one or two relevant skills. Graduates can mention their degree subject, projects or practical skills. Avoid overstating your title or adding a qualification you have not earned.
Start with who you are professionally, explain the work or projects you have completed and the skills you used, then describe what you want to work on next. The builder prepares a draft from your CV that you can edit before copying it into About.
Yes. Start with a CV containing your education, graduation projects, internships, volunteering and skills. Describe a project as a project and an internship as an internship; you do not need to invent a previous job to build a clear profile.
Choose a language you can use accurately and that fits the organisations you are applying to. Astr suggests your CV's language automatically, and you can change it before preparing the content. Review qualification names and professional terminology in the result.
Open Add profile section on your profile. Projects is under Recommended, and Volunteer experience is under Additional. Astr places each type in its own preview section with transfer guidance. For a new project link, choose Add media and then Add a link.
You transfer the text using the copy buttons, then open LinkedIn to paste and save it. You do not need to give Astr your LinkedIn password. The progress indicator tracks fields copied in Astr, not confirmed saves in your LinkedIn account.