How to Share Your Resume From an iPhone
Three ways, from fastest to most formal.
The fastest way is to save a resume QR code to Photos and let the other person scan it. You can also text your resume link, or attach the PDF from Files in Mail.
Already have it on your phone?
PDF works best.
Free. No account. PDF works best.
Option 1: Show a QR code
- 1Upload your resume PDF here.
- 2Tap Save QR Code so the image goes into Photos.
- 3Add it to Favorites.
- 4Open the photo and let them scan it.
Option 2: Text your resume link
Tap Share on your QR page and pick Messages. They get a link that opens your resume, and you don't need their email address.
Option 3: Attach the PDF in Mail
Open Mail, tap the attachment button, and pick the PDF from Files. Best when someone specifically asked for a file to keep on record.
Keep it in Apple Wallet
On an iPhone you can add your TapX QR code to Apple Wallet, so it sits with your tickets and passes instead of somewhere in Photos.
- Create your TapX, then tap Add to Apple Wallet.
- Open Wallet and show the pass when someone asks for your resume.
- The QR stays the same even if you replace your resume later.

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The TapX pass in Apple Wallet. One screen, one QR code, your resume.
What about AirDrop?
- AirDrop works, but only to another Apple device that's nearby and discoverable.
- It sends a copy, so an updated resume means sending again.
- A QR code works with any phone, Apple or not.
REAL STUDENT FEEDBACK
Your resume. Ready when you need it.
Keep your resume in Apple Wallet so it’s easy to reach when an opportunity comes up.
Being able to keep it in Apple Wallet makes even more sense. I can have my resume ready on my phone instead of carrying paper copies around.
I just uploaded my updated resume, and it was super convenient and easy. No complaints—this is the best version yet. The Wallet feature is great too.
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