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Resume link

Upload your PDF resume and get a link that opens it on any phone or computer. Update your resume later and the same link shows the new one.

  • Free
  • Opens on any phone
  • Same link after updates

jane-doe-resume.litepage.site
Illustration: a PDF resume opened from a Litehost link on a phone.

How it works

How to make a link to your resume

  1. 1

    Export your resume to PDF

    From Word, Google Docs, Canva or any resume builder. Up to 2 MB without an account.

  2. 2

    Drop it here

    Open the link on your phone to check it reads well before you send it.

  3. 3

    Share the link

    Paste it in an email, a message or your profile. Sign in to keep it longer than 15 minutes.

Ideas

Where to put your resume link

Your LinkedIn profile

Add the link to your Featured section or your About text.

Your email signature

One line under your name, on every email you send.

A message to a recruiter

Send a link instead of a file they have to download first.

A freelance pitch

Send a client your CV or one-page profile next to your portfolio.

For the recruiter

What people see when they open your resume link

Opens on any phone

Your resume opens in the browser. Nobody needs an account or an app.

A Download button

They can read it online or save your original PDF.

Update it, keep the link

Signed in, replace the PDF and the link stays the same. Watch it (37 s).

A password if you want one

On Starter, only people with the password can open it.

Plans

How long your resume link lasts

This page, no account

About 15 minutes

PDFs up to 2 MB

Enough to try it. Sign in from the result to keep the link.

Free account

While people open it

5 MB of storage

Opened at least once every 90 days. Shows a small Litehost badge. Replace the PDF and the link stays the same.

Starter, $8 a month

Doesn't expire

500 MB of storage

No badge, a password, and more projects.

A new account gets Pro free for 7 days, no card. Prices and limits as of October 2026. See all plans

When to attach the file instead

If a job application asks you to upload your resume, upload the PDF there. The employer's system reads the file you upload, not a link inside a text box.

Use the link where a file is awkward: a LinkedIn message, a cold email, your profile, your email signature, or a QR code on a printed card. Making one for print? Use PDF to QR Code.

FAQ

Common questions

Is it free?

Yes. Without an account you can make a link to a PDF resume of up to 2 MB, and it lasts about 15 minutes. Sign in to keep it. A new account gets Pro free for 7 days, no card. After that, a link on the Free plan stays online while it's opened at least once every 90 days, and shows a small Litehost badge.

What happens if nobody opens my resume link for 90 days?

On the Free plan it goes offline. If the link is in your LinkedIn profile or email signature for a long time, open it yourself now and then, or use Starter, where links don't expire.

Can I update my resume without changing the link?

Yes. Sign in, open the project and replace the PDF. The link you already sent shows the new resume. Copies people already downloaded don't change.

Does the recruiter need an account?

No. A public Litehost link opens in the browser on a phone or a computer, with a Download button.

Should I send a link instead of attaching my resume?

Not when the application form asks for a file: upload it there, because that's what the employer's system reads. A link helps everywhere else: an email, a LinkedIn message, your profile, your email signature or a printed card.

Can I choose the address of the link?

A link made on this page without an account gets a random name, like wise-bear-30.litepage.site. When you create a project signed in, you pick the name, for example jane-doe-resume.litepage.site, if nobody else has it.

Can I put a password on it?

Yes, on Starter and above.

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