You can find your LinkedIn URL in a few quick steps on both desktop and mobile. Your profile link usually starts with www.linkedin.com/in/ followed by your custom ID or a string of characters.

What your LinkedIn URL looks like

  • A typical profile link: https://www.linkedin.com/in/your-name/.
  • It is your public profile link that you can share on your resume, email signature, or business card.
  • If your profile is not public, this URL may not be visible until you change your visibility settings.

On desktop (laptop or PC)

You can grab your LinkedIn URL in two simple ways.

  1. Fast method via browser bar
    • Log in to LinkedIn and click Me (your photo) at the top, then choose View Profile.
 * Once your profile opens, look at the browser’s address bar; that link is your LinkedIn profile URL.

 * Highlight it and copy it using right‑click → Copy or keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl + C on Windows, Cmd + C on Mac).
  1. Official “Public profile & URL” method
    • Click Me at the top of the homepage, then select View Profile.
 * On the **right-hand side** , find and click **Edit public profile & URL**.

 * Under **Edit URL** , you’ll see a link starting with `www.linkedin.com/in/...` — this is your public profile URL; copy and paste it wherever you need.

On the LinkedIn mobile app

LinkedIn hides the full URL one level deeper on mobile, but it’s still easy to find.

On Android

  • Open the LinkedIn app and log in.
  • Tap your profile picture in the top left, then tap View profile.
  • Scroll to Contact info and tap it.
  • Your LinkedIn URL will be shown there; tap it and then choose Copy to copy it to your clipboard.

On iPhone

  • Open the LinkedIn app and sign in.
  • Tap your profile icon to open your profile, then scroll to Contact info and tap it.
  • Your public profile URL appears in that section; tap and hold it until Copy appears, then tap Copy.

Customizing your LinkedIn URL (nice extra step)

While you are there, you can also make your URL cleaner and more professional, which looks better on resumes and business cards.

On desktop:

  • From your profile page, click Edit public profile & URL on the right.
  • In the Edit URL section, click the pencil icon next to your current URL.
  • Change the text after /in/ to something short, simple, and professional (for example: firstname-lastname or firstname-lastname-role).
  • Avoid spaces and special characters; you can use letters, numbers, and hyphens only, and the URL is case‑insensitive.

If your preferred version is taken, try:

  • Adding a middle initial: john-a-smith.
  • Adding a profession or location: john-smith-designer or john-smith-nyc.

Quick recap (for your blog “Quick Scoop” angle)

If someone asks, “Where do I find my LinkedIn URL?” the short answer is:
Open your profile → look in the address bar (desktop) or Contact Info (mobile) → copy the link that starts withwww.linkedin.com/in.

This makes it easy to drop your LinkedIn profile into job applications, email signatures, or networking messages anytime you need it.

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