Your resume as markdown, published to a URL

Write your resume in markdown. Publish it as a live URL. Export to PDF from the same source. Update once and both formats stay current.

The problem with resume formats

Resumes in Word or Google Docs are hard to version, don't support code blocks, and render differently on every machine. You make a change in one place, forget to update the PDF, and send an outdated version to a recruiter.

Markdown resumes are plain text. Easy to diff. Easy to track in Git. But sharing them means converting to PDF (loses the live-update benefit) or sending a raw .md file (not everyone knows what to do with that).

With MDtoLink, your markdown resume publishes to a URL. Send the link. When you update the file and republish, the link shows the latest version. Need a PDF too? Use the same markdown source.

How it works

1. Write your resume in markdown

# Jane Smith

**Senior Backend Engineer** | Portland, OR
jane@example.com | github.com/janesmith

## Experience

### Acme Corp, Senior Engineer (2022-present)
- Designed the event processing pipeline handling 2M events/day
- Reduced API response times from 400ms to 90ms (p95)
- Mentored 3 junior engineers through their first production deploys

### Previous Co, Engineer (2019-2022)
- Built the billing service (Go, PostgreSQL, Stripe)
- Wrote integration tests that caught 12 billing bugs pre-launch

## Skills
Go, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, Redis, AWS, Docker, Terraform

Plain markdown. Use headings, lists, bold, links. Keep it readable in both raw and rendered form.

2. Publish to a URL

mdtolink publish resume.md --slug resume

Your resume is live. Share the link with recruiters, hiring managers, or on your portfolio site.

3. Export to PDF when needed

# Use MDtoLink's markdown-to-PDF tool
# Same source file, PDF output
https://mdtolink.com/tools/markdown-to-pdf

One source file for both your live URL and your PDF. Update the markdown, republish, re-export. Both stay in sync.

Why use MDtoLink for your resume?

One source for URL and PDF

Write once in markdown. Publish to a URL and export to PDF from the same file. No duplicate maintenance.
Easy to update

Edit your markdown file and run the publish command again. The URL shows the latest version immediately.
Version with Git

Your resume is a plain text file. Track it in a repo, diff changes, branch for different roles or industries.
Custom domain for personal branding

On the Publisher plan, host your resume at resume.yourname.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I export my markdown resume to PDF?

Yes. Use MDtoLink's markdown-to-PDF tool to convert the same markdown file to a PDF. One source file, two output formats.

Can I use a custom domain for my resume?

Yes, on the Publisher plan. Point a CNAME record for something like resume.yourname.com to mdtolink.com. SSL is handled automatically.

Does the URL change when I update my resume?

No. Running mdtolink publish again with the same slug updates the content in place. The URL stays the same, so any links you have shared keep working.

Can I version my resume with Git?

Yes. Your resume is a plain text markdown file. Track it in a Git repo, diff changes between versions, and branch for different roles. Publish whichever version you want.

Publish your resume in 30 seconds

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Need a PDF? Try the Markdown to PDF tool. Or browse all use cases.