Frequently asked questions
Everything about sharing resumes, PDFs, and portfolios as a clean public link.
Link in Seconds (linkinseconds.com) is a browser-based web app: upload a resume, PDF, image, or HTML page and get a clean public link you can share instantly, with view tracking and a QR code. It runs entirely in your browser — there is nothing to download or install.
No. Link in Seconds works directly in your browser. There is no desktop software, download, or installation required — just upload a file and share the link or QR code.
No. Link in Seconds is not LinkedIn and isn't affiliated with it. It's a separate tool for turning a PDF, resume, image, or HTML page into a clean shareable link at linkinseconds.com.
Yes. You can upload your resume PDF and share it as a public link with recruiters, clients, or hiring managers.
Yes. PDF files are supported and shown in a clean browser preview with open and download options.
You can see basic view analytics for your shared links, including total views and recent activity.
Yes. Each uploaded project can have a QR code so you can share your resume, portfolio, or PDF offline.
PDFs, images (PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF), videos (MP4, WebM, MOV), ZIP folders, and HTML pages. Videos play right in the browser. Executable files are blocked for safety.
Yes. Drop several files at once and Link in Seconds bundles them into a bucket — a single link (linkinseconds.com/b/…) that shows every file in one clean viewer, where the recipient previews and downloads each one without signing in. Free includes one bucket; Pro gives you unlimited buckets plus a bucket password, an expiry date, and per-bucket view analytics.
Yes. You can upload an HTML portfolio page, an image portfolio, or a PDF portfolio and share it as a clean public link.
Links are public by default — anyone with the link can open the file. On Pro you can add a password, set an expiry date, make a link view-only, or disable it anytime.
Yes — hiding the Link in Seconds badge on your public pages is included in the Pro plan.
Not yet, but it's on the roadmap. AI resume-to-portfolio pages are planned, so you can turn a resume PDF into a polished portfolio page automatically.