Basics and Your Profile
You can add an additional name (former name, maiden name, or nickname) on your profile. Note: Public profiles don't display the Additional name field, so searches performed on search engines like Google or Yahoo! using this information will not…
Your Profile and Basics
You can edit individual sections of your LinkedIn profile to best reflect your professional experience. Learn more To edit sections on your profile: To edit sections on your profile: To edit sections on your profile: Accept or dismiss…
Your Profile, Settings, Data and Privacy, and Basics
You can create your public profile URL on LinkedIn. Having a custom public profile URL will help other members and recruiters identify your profile easily and connect with you. Custom public profile URLs are available on a first come, first…
Basics and Your Profile
The profile level meter shows you how complete your profile is. The completeness level of your profile will increase as you add more suggested sections. This helps improve the discoverability of your profile in search results, and to increase…
Basics and Your Profile
You can display up to three website links to your profile. The websites you add will be displayed in the Contact info section of your introduction section. Learn more To add or remove a website from your profile: To add or remove a website from your…
Basics and Account Settings
We recommend adding at least one mobile phone number to your account as a way to reset your password in case you are locked out of your account. When you add your first mobile number, we'll automatically enable it for this purpose. Note: Mobile…
Premium Company Page, Premium, Basics, Premium Business, Premium All-in-One, Recruiter Lite, Premium Career, and Subscription Billing
We offer a basic (free) account as well as Premium subscriptions, which may be available to try free for one month. With a basic account, you can: We also offer various paid or Premium subscriptions which members can opt for based on their need. The…
Basics and Messaging
Smart features in LinkedIn Messaging use automated systems to recognize patterns to help you better manage your inbox. Examples of smart features:Focused inbox - sorts your messages by relevanceMessage nudges - reminds you to respond to important…
Basics, Account Settings, Your Profile, Account Access, and Recruiter Lite
You can add multiple email addresses to your LinkedIn account. You can log in to your LinkedIn account using either primary or an additional email address account. We recommend that you add at least one personal address and one work address to…
Basics, Settings, and Account Access
The Settings page allows you to manage your account settings, update your privacy and security settings, and set your preferences for how frequently you're contacted by and through LinkedIn. At the top of the page, you’ll also see an overview of…
Basics and Account Access
We may prompt you to confirm your email address after you add a new (unconfirmed) email address to your LinkedIn account. Additionally, we may ask you to confirm your email address if we receive a bounced message from your email provider indicating:…
Basics, Recruiter Professional Services (RPS), Recruiter Lite, Recruiter Professional Services Plus (RPS+), and Recruiter and Talent Insights
Discover the different LinkedIn Recruiter solutions available for various business needs, including Recruiter, Recruiter Professional Services (RPS), and Recruiter Lite.To meet your hiring needs, LinkedIn Talent Solutions offers several LinkedIn…
Premium, Basics, and Subscription Billing
When you sign up for a Premium subscription on LinkedIn's desktop site, you'll receive an email reminder sent to the primary email address on your LinkedIn account before your free trial ends and before your credit card is charged for the…
Settings and Basics
On your mobile device, Settings & Privacy or the Sign Out link can be found by navigating to your profile. On desktop, the Settings & Privacy or the Sign out link can be found under your photo in the top right of your homepage. To access…
Mobile and Basics
You can sign out of your mobile application under the LinkedIn mobile app's Settings. If you have lost access to your device and want to make sure that you are logged out, you can do so from the list of places where you are logged in. To sign out:…
Basics, Premium, and Invoice and Billing Details
You can cancel your LinkedIn Premium subscription at any time. After cancellation, your account returns to a Basic (free) plan, and you’ll lose access to the Premium features such as InMail credits, profile insights, LinkedIn Learning, the Premium…
Premium, Your Profile, and Basics
LinkedIn’s Who’s viewed your profile feature offers different functionalities for Basic and Premium accounts. Identifying who has viewed your profile can provide information about your visibility, help you find potential connections, and allow you…
Basics, Share Content, InMail and Inbox, and Search
CEOs using LinkedIn are getting more effective hires, more efficient sales, and better use of their networks because we make it easier to manage relationships. If you're a CEO, here are seven tasks LinkedIn can help you do better: Learn moreHandled…
Account Settings, Basics, and Settings
You can select your preferred language from the Settings & Privacy page. Note: The LinkedIn mobile app uses the same language that is currently set on your mobile and cannot be changed on the app. Once the language setting on the device itself…
Invitations, Basics, Connections, and Networking
Building your LinkedIn network helps you stay in touch with colleagues, alumni, and recruiters, and discover new professional opportunities. Sending a connection invitation creates a 1st‑degree connection. As 1st‑degree connections, you can…
Basics and Manage Pages
LinkedIn Pages represent collective organizations, while LinkedIn profiles represent individuals.Your LinkedIn profile is a professional landing page for you to manage your own, personal brand. You can find and connect with colleagues and classmates…
Basics and Search
You can use the LinkedIn Search bar to look for people with similar interests, role models, and Top Voices to broaden your professional network and expertise. If the member you’re searching for is your connection, their profile(s) is displayed at…
Basics and Search
The Search bar is at the top of any LinkedIn page you’re viewing, and it allows you to search for people, jobs, companies, posts, and more. You can search using keywords or natural, conversational language to discover relevant results. Based on your…
Basics, Connections, and Networking
You can build your network by importing contacts from your mobile device. This helps us to suggest relevant connections and show updates.When you import contacts, LinkedIn runs a one-time upload of your address book contacts, as well as their…
Job Search and Basics
LinkedIn helps you find relevant jobs that suit your skills and qualifications. You can either search for a job using the search field on top of the LinkedIn homepage or you can directly access the Jobs page where you can search and apply for…
Premium, Basics, and Subscription Billing
LinkedIn offers a free trial that allows members to explore Premium features at no cost. Trial eligibility and duration may vary based on regional availability or promotional terms. At the end of the trial period, unless canceled beforehand, the…
Premium, Basics, and Subscription Billing
LinkedIn offers a free trial so you can explore Premium features at no cost. This trial helps you experience tools that can boost your networking, job search, and learning opportunities. Before you start Eligibility: Not all members…
Basics, Premium, and Subscription Billing
Understand the eligibility criteria and conditions for LinkedIn's free Premium trial. To be eligible for LinkedIn's free Premium trial, consider the following conditions: If you are already using, or have already used, a free Premium trial, you may…
Basics, Settings, Your Profile, and Data and Privacy
Generally, your profile is fully visible to all LinkedIn members who've signed in to LinkedIn.com or our apps. You can control what appears on your profile, notifications to your network, and your profile privacy preferences under the Profile…
Basics, Connections, and Networking
There are several ways to find people you may know on LinkedIn. You can: Import your email contacts and invite them to connect. Look through the People You May Know section. View our Alumni page to see people you went to school with. Use the Search…
Basics and Account Access
When you create a LinkedIn profile, we suggest adding a secondary email address or phone number to your account that you can use as a recovery method. After you add a recovery method to your account, you can use these credentials to sign in to …
Basics
You can edit your comments on posts or articles in your LinkedIn homepage feed or in the Activity section on your profile. Note: You’ll see (edited) above your comment to indicate that the comment was edited. Learn moreView your activity or a member…
Basics
You can delete comments you’ve made on other members’ posts or comments on content you shared. When you delete a comment, all likes and replies on it are removed. Learn more To delete a comment: To delete a comment: Turn off and limit comments on…
Invitations, Basics, Connections, and Networking
If you’ve sent an invitation to connect with someone on LinkedIn or invited them to join a LinkedIn Page or Event, you can withdraw the invitation any time before it’s accepted. Notes Learn more The recipient will not be notified when you withdraw…