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Scrape a LinkedIn job description and tailor your CV with ResumeLens in one click. Stop rewriting your CV from scratch for every application. ResumeLens turns any LinkedIn job posting into a tailored CV in seconds. When you're viewing a job on LinkedIn, just click the ResumeLens button — it reads the job title, company, and description, then opens ResumeLens pre-filled with that role so you can instantly tailor your CV to match. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open any job posting on LinkedIn. 2. Click the ResumeLens extension button. 3. ResumeLens opens in a new tab, pre-filled with the job. 4. Review the AI tailoring suggestions and download your tailored CV. WHY RESUMELENS • Tailor your CV to each job's keywords to get past ATS filters. • Keep multiple CV versions, one per role, organised in one place. • See exactly which job keywords your CV is missing. PRIVACY FIRST • The extension only works on LinkedIn job pages — nowhere else. • It only reads the job when YOU click the button. No background activity. • The job description is passed to ResumeLens through the URL, never sent to a separate tracking server. • No analytics, no ads, no selling your data. Ever. You'll need a ResumeLens account to tailor your CV — the extension uses your existing logged-in session, so there's no separate login. Read our extension privacy policy: https://resumelens.ai/extension-privacy
Jun 30, 2026
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