How it works

Three steps. That's it.

No account. No forms. Your resume is ready to share in under a minute.

The three steps

  1. 1

    Upload your resume

    Tap the upload box and pick your resume PDF. It uploads right away — you can watch it finish on the same screen.

  2. 2

    Enter your name

    Type your first and last name. That is the name people see when they open your resume, so it looks like yours and not like a file name.

  3. 3

    Save your QR code

    Your QR code appears. Tap Save QR Code to keep the image on your phone, or tap Share to send the link straight to someone.

Start to finish, it takes about thirty seconds.

What the person scanning sees

They point their camera at your code and your resume page opens. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.

Your name at the top

So they know whose resume they just opened.

Your resume, ready to read

It opens in their browser like any other page.

A download button

They can keep the PDF for later or pass it on.

A share button

They can send it to a colleague on the spot.

Your code never changes

Replace your resume as often as you like. The same QR code keeps working.

If you fix a typo, add a new job, or swap in a version tailored to a company, tap Replace Resume and upload the new PDF. Anyone who scans your code — even from a card you printed weeks ago — sees the newest version.

What you need

Two things, and you probably already have both.

Your resume as a PDF

Under 10 MB. Most one-page resumes are far smaller.

A phone

iPhone or Android. Your QR code lives in your photos.

Keep reading

One scan. Your resume.

Upload your resume and get a QR code you can keep on your phone.

Upload Resume