LinkedIn profile optimizer
Rewrite your LinkedIn profile for the role you want
Paste your profile sections, upload your LinkedIn PDF, or start from your resume. Tell Ergent the role you’re aiming for and get a headline, About section and experience entry you can copy — with the keywords recruiters search for marked as found or missing.
Free to use · No card · Your resume isn’t used for ads
Why it matters
Recruiters search LinkedIn by role and skills, and your headline and the first lines of your About are what they see in results. A headline that’s only your current title, or an About that opens with generalities, makes it harder to be found for the roles you want.
What you get
- A headline within LinkedIn’s limit, written for your target role
- An About section and one experience entry, side by side with what you have now
- Recruiter-search keywords for the role, marked found or not yet
- Checks such as whether your headline names your role and key skills, and whether your About opens with what you do
You stay in control
Ergent doesn’t connect to your LinkedIn account and never posts or edits anything there. Copy what you like and paste it yourself. Anything in a suggestion that isn’t in what you gave us is flagged for you to check.
Example
Sample output · fictional candidate and job
Headline now
Business Analyst at Lumen Retail
Suggested
Product Analyst · SQL, Python, Tableau · Dashboards and checkout reporting at Lumen Retail
Who it’s for
- Anyone changing roles who needs their profile to point at the new one
- Students and freshers writing a profile for the first time
- People recruiters should be able to find for a specific role
Why Ergent
- AI that sticks to your factsRewrites and letters work from your resume. Claims it can’t find there are flagged, and missing details become [prompts] for you — not invented numbers.
- Scores that explain themselvesEvery score comes with the reasons, the parsed text and ranked fixes. No percentiles or “better than 87% of applicants”.
- Specific to each jobPaste the job description and the check, the tailoring, the letter and the interview questions are all written for that job.
- Interview practice from your own resumeQuestions come from the job and your experience, and feedback points to what you could have mentioned from your resume.
- One workspace, start to finishResume versions, job descriptions, letters, applications and interview prep stay connected, so you don’t paste the same things five times.
Questions
- Should my LinkedIn match my resume exactly?
- The facts should match — titles, employers and dates. The wording can be broader: LinkedIn is read by people searching for many roles, a resume by one employer.
- Do I have to connect my LinkedIn account?
- No. Paste the text, upload the PDF LinkedIn lets you download, or use your resume instead.
- Will this get me more recruiter messages?
- We can’t promise that. A clear headline and the right keywords make it easier to find you for roles you fit; the rest depends on your experience and the market.
- Is it free?
- Yes. Every tool works on the Free plan. Without an account you get 10 AI requests an hour; a free account gets 60 an hour and saves your work. Pro only raises the limits.
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