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Saves your LinkedIn Profile page's as a .stfy file. Save Your LinkedIn Profile Page as a .stfy File Instantly Save Your LinkedIn Profile as a Resume-Ready File with the Rezume.ca Extension The Rezume.ca 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 Rezume.ca How It Works: 1. Go to your LinkedIn profile page. 2. Click “Save as .stfy” in the extension popup to instantly download your profile as a `.rez` file. 3. Click “Rezume.ca” to open the Rezume.ca 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 key profile sections (experience, education, and more) ✔ Clean, markdown-style formatting for easy resume building ✔ Direct link to Rezume.ca’s online resume builder ✔ 100% free—no sign-up or payment required Why Rezume.ca Resume Extension? * Save time—no manual copy-pasting or reformatting * Kickstart your resume with structured data directly from LinkedIn * Seamless integration with Rezume.ca’s powerful and intuitive resume builder Start building your perfect resume from your LinkedIn profile—faster and smarter with Rezume.ca!
Sep 17, 2025
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