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Your LinkedIn page

Two tools for one of your CVs: a free check of your LinkedIn profile against it, and a LinkedIn kit written from it.

Check my LinkedIn (free)

Paste the text of your LinkedIn profile, or choose the PDF LinkedIn makes for you (on LinkedIn: your profile, More, Save to PDF). The check lists what your profile is missing or says differently from the CV you chose.

Pasted text stays in your browser. A PDF is sent to Tabhar only to read its text, which is put in the box where you can see it; the file is not saved, and no AI reads it.

The LinkedIn kit (paid plans)

The kit costs 4 points and holds headline options, an About, a description for each role and a skills list, in English and Arabic, written only from your CV. Writing one part again costs 1 point.

  • “In this kit” jumps to each part and counts what you have copied; each copied part keeps a “Copied” mark in this browser.
  • “Copy all” copies the whole kit to keep somewhere. “Open my LinkedIn profile” opens your own profile, where you paste each part.
  • When you make a new kit, the one it replaces is kept under “Earlier kits” (the last five). A card says when your CV changed after that kit was written. You can open an earlier kit and copy from it.

Show your CV on LinkedIn

Choose “Create share link” on this page (or Share in the editor): a link named “LinkedIn” is made with the Public-safe setting and copied. It shows your name, title, city and links, but not your phone, e-mail or street address. Then add it to your profile’s Featured section. You can change what the link shows, or stop it at any time, from Share in the editor.

The picture and description LinkedIn shows

Your link comes with its own picture: your name, title, city and photo — each only if the link shows it — with “View CV”. LinkedIn, WhatsApp and X show it when someone shares or adds the link. This page shows the picture, a suggested description (title, city and years of experience) with “Copy description”, and “Download thumbnail” for LinkedIn’s Thumbnail field if it shows no picture.

LinkedIn keeps a link’s preview for a while after it first reads it. If you change your CV or the link and LinkedIn still shows the old picture, paste the link into LinkedIn’s Post Inspector to refresh it.