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Export your CV from LinkedIn or Europass

Three sources are recognised. Follow the steps, then drop the file in My CV → Import.

1. LinkedIn – profile PDF

The fastest: the “Save to PDF” export of your profile.

  1. 1 On LinkedIn, click your photo (“Me”) then “View profile”.
  2. 2 Below your name, click “More” (or “Resources”), then “Save to PDF”.
  3. 3 The PDF uses the language of your LinkedIn interface: switch LinkedIn to Arabic, French or English first if you want that language.
  4. 4 Drop the PDF here.

Limits: only 3 skills, and descriptions come as sentences (to turn into bullet points).

2. LinkedIn – full data export (ZIP)

The most complete: every skill, project, volunteering entry and full descriptions.

  1. 1 On LinkedIn, “Me” → “Settings & Privacy” → “Data privacy”.
  2. 2 Click “Get a copy of your data”, choose the larger archive (all data) and request it.
  3. 3 Download the ZIP from the e-mail (do not extract it) and drop it here as is.

Delay: LinkedIn e-mails the archive within about 24 hours (link valid 72 hours). Desktop only.

3. Europass – XML or PDF

Structured Europass CV: jobs, education, languages with CEFR levels.

  1. 1 Sign in at europass.europa.eu and open your CV.
  2. 2 Download it as XML, or as the Europass PDF (it embeds the XML).
  3. 3 Drop the file here.

Only files generated by Europass are read (XML, or a Europass PDF embedding the XML); a Europass layout printed from Word is not.

The file is read and deleted immediately: Sirafy never keeps the document.