Download your account data

Last updated: 1 month ago
The easiest and fastest way to obtain a copy of your LinkedIn data is to initiate a data download from your Settings & Privacy page:
  1. Click the Me icon at the top of your LinkedIn homepage.
  2. Select Settings & Privacy from the dropdown.
  3. Click the Data Privacy on the left rail.
  4. Under the How LinkedIn uses your data section, click Get a copy of your data.
  5. Select the data that you’re looking for and Request archive.
You can select specific categories of data or a larger download. If you select a specific type of data, we’ll email you within minutes. If you select the larger download, you’ll receive an email within 24 hours. Use the link provided in the email to download the information you requested. The data will be available for download for 72 hours.
Important:
  • You should only download your data from a personal computer and not a public computer.
  • This feature is currently not available on mobile.
  • You'll only receive the categories of data that are applicable to your account and activities on LinkedIn. For example, if you don't have certifications listed on your profile, you won't receive a Certifications file.
  • LinkedIn will only provide your own personal data and not that of other members. LinkedIn does not provide People You May Know or Who’s Viewed Your Profile data.
  • If you close your account, you'll no longer have access to your LinkedIn account data. For more information, you can check out what happens after you close your account.
  • You may notice in your connection data that some of your connections’ email addresses are missing. That’s because members choose in their privacy settings whether to allow others to download their email address.
Below is a list of data types that you can request and when to expect receipt:
Additional Information:
  • For information about how we collect and use your personal data and about how long we retain it, please see our Privacy Policy. Our Privacy Policy also details how and with whom we share your personal data when providing our Services. Information about your rights with respect to your personal data and how you can exercise them is also contained in our Privacy Policy. Further, it outlines how LinkedIn transfers your data when providing our Services and the mechanisms we rely on to lawfully transfer your personal data across borders.
  • In addition to downloading your data, under the California Consumer Privacy Act, you also can request that we disclose how we’ve collected, used, and shared your personal information since January 1, 2022.

  • To see information about your Microsoft personal account, please visit the Microsoft Privacy Dashboard.