Attachments freeze your résumé the day you send it. A SteadyLink keeps one address in your profiles and applications while the PDF behind it stays up to date.
Every place above uses the same link, so all of them open the live file.
Your résumé sits in applicant tracking systems, referral emails, and your profile, each as a separate copy from a different date.
When you add a new role or certificate, there is no way to update the copies you have already handed out.
Upload your résumé and share its link wherever a form or profile accepts one. When you edit it, replace the file. The link opens the new PDF.
Replace the PDF and the address in your applications and profiles keeps working.
Recruiters can read the PDF without downloading it first.
Views and traffic sources show when your résumé link was opened and where from.
Use the built-in converter to turn a DOCX into a PDF before you upload it.
Add the PDF, or convert a DOCX to PDF with the built-in converter and save the result.
career / resume.pdf
Paste it into applications, your profile, and your email signature.
cdn.steadylink.io/a/alex-chen-resume
Upload the new version. Anyone who opens the link sees it.
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Yes. Upload the file where a form requires it, and add your SteadyLink in the cover letter or a links field so reviewers can open the current version later.
Public links can be opened by anyone who has them. Paid plans support private files with time-limited signed links if you want tighter control.
Only through the revision history in your dashboard. The public link always serves the current version.
It becomes a retained revision. The link serves the new file, and you can look at or restore earlier revisions from the dashboard. The Free plan keeps revisions for 30 days and paid plans keep them longer.
No. The Free plan includes public stable links, 2 GB of storage, and up to 3 collections. Paid plans add private and signed links, more storage, and longer revision history.