To download my Indeed resume, sign in to your account and navigate to the Resume or Profile section to get a PDF copy for use outside the platform. This gives you a portable file you can share directly with employers, upload to other job sites, or print for networking events.
Step 1: Sign in and go to your profile
Start by signing in to your Indeed account using your email address or username and password. Once logged in, click your profile icon or picture in the top right corner of the page. From the dropdown menu, select either the "Resume" tab or the "Profile" section to reach the area where your resume is stored.
Step 2: Open the resume options menu
On your resume file, locate the three dots icon, this represents the Resume options menu. Click or tap these three dots to reveal a dropdown list of available actions. Note that Indeed is in the process of gradually rolling out updates to the Resume options menu and user profiles, so the exact appearance of this button may vary depending on when your account was updated.
Step 3: Download and save your PDF resume
From the options menu, select "Download." Your resume will be provided in PDF format, which preserves your layout and fonts across any device. You can save the downloaded resume file to your computer or mobile device, giving you a local copy that you can email, upload, or print whenever needed.
Why can't I find an older resume or choose a format?
Indeed only allows one resume file to be uploaded to your account at a time, and the platform does not store past versions of your resume; only the current profile resume is available for download. This means you cannot retrieve an earlier draft you created months ago, nor can you select a different file format like Word or plain text, the download is always a PDF. If you need to keep a record of an older version, make a habit of downloading your resume before making significant updates, so you have a snapshot saved locally on your device.
