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Saves your LinkedIn Profile page's as a .stfy file. Instantly Save Your LinkedIn Profile as a Resume-Ready File with Sitefy Resume Extension Sitefy Resume Extension lets you effortlessly export your LinkedIn profile into a structured .stfy file—ready to build your resume in seconds. With just one click, the extension extracts your profile’s key details (name, headline, experience, education, and more) and saves them in a format optimized for resume creation on Sitefy. How It Works: Go to your LinkedIn profile page. Click “Save as .stfy” in the extension popup to instantly download your profile as a .stfy file. Click “Sitefy Resume” to open the Sitefy resume builder and upload your file to generate your resume. Key Features: ✔ One-click export of your LinkedIn profile to a resume-ready file ✔ Smart extraction of profile sections (experience, education, etc.) ✔ Clean, markdown-style formatting for easy resume building ✔ Direct link to Sitefy’s online resume builder ✔ 100% free, no sign-up or payment required Why Sitefy Resume Extension? Save time—no manual copy-pasting or formatting Get a head start on your resume with structured data from your LinkedIn Seamless integration with Sitefy’s powerful resume builder Start building your perfect resume from your LinkedIn profile—faster and smarter with Sitefy!
Jul 23, 2025
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