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Export LinkedIn profiles to CSV and JSON LinkedIn Exporter pulls profile details from the LinkedIn page you already have open and lets you copy or download them. No account linking. No cloud sync. Everything stays in your browser. WHAT IT EXTRACTS When you're on a profile page (linkedin.com/in/...), open the extension popup to read: • Full name • Headline • Location • Current company • Profile URL • Profile photo URL Data comes only from what's visible on the page. If LinkedIn hasn't finished loading a section, scroll the profile and hit Refresh in the popup. EXPORT OPTIONS • Copy to clipboard • Download as CSV • Download as JSON • Bulk export selected profiles from your history ORGANIZE YOUR WORK • Tags — label profiles (e.g. prospect, hiring, follow-up) and filter by tag later • Notes — private notes per profile, stored locally • Queue — line up multiple profiles before exporting • History — last 50 exported profiles saved on your device • Search and filter by name, company, location, tag, or note text PRIVACY LinkedIn Exporter does not send your data to our servers. There is no backend. Export history, tags, notes, and queue data live in chrome.storage.local on your machine. REQUIREMENTS • You must be logged into LinkedIn and viewing a profile page • Works on linkedin.com/in/* profile URLs This extension is not affiliated with LinkedIn Corporation.
Jun 17, 2026
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Media assets
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Languages
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Developer website
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Contact email
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Keyword in name
Case-insensitive substring match in the name.
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