Turn your LinkedIn PDF into a personal website.
Add your goal and LinkedIn PDF. Storypage automatically writes an editable private draft, then you can choose from eight designs before publishing.
Your LinkedIn PDF is required. Headshot, links, and extra context are optional.
How it works
Export your LinkedIn PDF
Save your own profile as a PDF and upload it. No scraping and no LinkedIn login sharing.
Tell us your goal
Choose what the site should help you do. Add a headshot, links, and extra context only if you want to.
Get an editable website
Storypage writes and styles a private draft automatically. Review every claim, choose from eight designs, then publish when you're ready.
Who it's for
Job seekers
Stand out to recruiters with a site that goes beyond your resume.
Personal brand builders
Turn your experience into a narrative people remember.
Consultants & freelancers
Give potential clients a reason to reach out.
For independent consultants
Five practical guides for the proposal handoff.
Work through the decision you have now, from choosing proof to sharing the finished link.
For job seekers
Two guides for the context a resume leaves out.
Compare the designs, then decide whether a personal site has a useful role in your search.
Questions
Do you scrape my LinkedIn?
No. You export your own profile using LinkedIn's built-in "Save to PDF" feature, so it's your data, shared by you. There is no login sharing or scraping.
How long does it take?
Generation is automatic. In our latest end-to-end test, the first site was ready in about a minute, though timing can vary.
What do I need to start?
A LinkedIn PDF export is required. Your headshot, LinkedIn URL, positioning note, portfolio links, case studies, and other context are optional.
When does my site become public?
Your generated Storypage stays private until you review it and click Publish in the editor. Later changes also stay as drafts until you publish them.
What happens to the materials I upload?
Storypage uses your LinkedIn PDF and optional materials to generate your private draft. Your profile content and uploaded images only become publicly reachable after you publish your Storypage.