From LinkedIn to ATS Resume in 1 minute for FREE

Whether you’re applying for jobs, internships, or just updating your resume, here’s how you can turn your LinkedIn profile into a clean, ATS-friendly, two-column ATS friendly resume using Claude

Why this works

LinkedIn already has all your work experience, education, and achievements. Claude Opus (or GPT-4, Gemini, etc.) can format that into a sharp, one-page resume, if you give it the right instructions.

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Step-by-Step Guide

1. Go to your LinkedIn profile

• Open your LinkedIn profile.

• Scroll through every section, About, Experience, Projects, Volunteering, Skills, etc.

2. Copy everything

• Select everything from top to bottom.

• Use Cmd+A / Ctrl+A, then Cmd+C / Ctrl+C.

• Make sure job descriptions and accomplishments are visible, expand all “See more” buttons before copying.

3. Go to Claude (or your favorite LLM)

• Open Claude or any tool like ChatGPT (GPT-4), Perplexity, Gemini, etc.

• Recommended: Use a model with extended context (100k+ tokens).

• If possible, enable web access for more dynamic enhancement (optional but helpful).

4. Use this Prompt (don’t skip or shorten)

Paste your LinkedIn content below this prompt:

You are a professional resume writer with LaTeX expertise.

I’ve pasted my entire LinkedIn profile below. Please do the following:

- Parse all relevant content (education, experience, skills, etc.).
- Use extended thinking to rewrite long bullet points to be **concise, action-oriented, and impact-driven**.
- Use a clean **LaTeX template** optimized for a one-page resume.
- Keep the formatting minimal and modern (e.g., sans serif, no borders).
- Use appropriate section ordering: Name + Contact > Summary > Experience > Education > Projects > Skills > Other.
- Return only LaTeX code, ready to copy into Overleaf.
- Assume I’m applying to software engineering / tech jobs. Adjust tone accordingly.

Paste content below this prompt 👇

Then paste your LinkedIn content and hit submit.

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5. Copy the output to Overleaf

• Go to Overleaf, start a new blank project.

• Replace the contents of main.tex with the LaTeX code Claude gave you.

• Press Compile. Fix any errors (Claude’s output is usually >90% clean).

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🔁 Tips for Better Results

• If it looks too cramped: ask Claude “Make spacing slightly more breathable between sections.”

• If you don’t like the font: ask it to switch to \usepackage{helvet} or \usepackage{sourcesanspro}.

• Want a summary? Add: “Include a 2-line personal summary under my name focused on engineering and impact.”

• Applying to a specific role? Add the job title and Claude will tailor the bullet points.

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✅ Bonus (Optional Enhancements)

• Add a GitHub repo or portfolio link to the header.

• Use \cvsection{} instead of bold titles for better style.

• Tweak spacing with \vspace or use geometry package to make the resume perfectly 1 page.

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