How do I turn my resume into a link?

Drag your resume PDF or HTML file onto boomurl.com, pick a name, and verify the 6-digit email code. You get an HTTPS link like first-last.boomurl.me to share on applications and LinkedIn.

Should I use a PDF or an HTML resume?

Either works. A PDF opens inline in the browser and stays print-perfect; an HTML page is more mobile-friendly and easy to update. You can publish both under one site if you like.

Can I use my own name as the domain?

Yes. Connect a domain like yourname.com (apex or subdomain) and boomurl configures DNS and automatic HTTPS, so your resume lives at a personal URL.

Is it free, and can I update it later?

Publishing is free with a small banner (ad-free is $2.00/month). You can update the resume anytime from the same email, and the link never changes.

Guide

How to put your resume online as a shareable link

A resume link looks sharper than a file attachment, opens on any device, and lets you update the content without re-sending anything. Here is how to get one in about 20 seconds.

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Attachments get buried, renamed, and flagged. A link is cleaner: it opens in the browser, works on a phone, and you can update the resume behind it without emailing a new file.

boomurl publishes a resume in either form. Drag your PDF and it opens inline in the browser; drag an HTML resume (or a folder) and it renders as a page. Pick a name and confirm a 6-digit email code, and it is live over HTTPS at your-name.boomurl.me.

Put your resume online in 4 steps

1
Open boomurl.com
No account and nothing to install.
2
Drag your resume onto the page
A PDF opens inline in the browser; an HTML resume renders as a page. Either works as a single file.
3
Pick a name
Choose your URL, for example first-last.boomurl.me. Something clean and easy to say out loud works best.
4
Verify your email and share
Enter your email, type the 6-digit code, and your resume is live over HTTPS. Put the link on LinkedIn, in your email signature, or on applications.

Try it now

A simple HTML resume — edit it, then publish

Publish on boomurl — free →opens the drag-and-drop publisher · live in ~20 seconds

Good to know

Want it to live at yourname.com? Connect a custom domain and boomurl sets up DNS and automatic HTTPS.
Update anytime: publish again from the same email, or edit in place. The link stays the same.
A PDF opens in the browser's viewer so recruiters can read or download it. An HTML resume works well for a richer, mobile-friendly page.
Free sites carry a small boomurl banner. Ad-free is $2.00/month per site if you would rather it not appear on your resume.
Each site can be up to 50 MB and 500 files, plenty for a resume plus a portfolio PDF.

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn my resume into a link?: Drag your resume PDF or HTML file onto boomurl.com, pick a name, and verify the 6-digit email code. You get an HTTPS link like first-last.boomurl.me to share on applications and LinkedIn.
Should I use a PDF or an HTML resume?: Either works. A PDF opens inline in the browser and stays print-perfect; an HTML page is more mobile-friendly and easy to update. You can publish both under one site if you like.
Can I use my own name as the domain?: Yes. Connect a domain like yourname.com (apex or subdomain) and boomurl configures DNS and automatic HTTPS, so your resume lives at a personal URL.
Is it free, and can I update it later?: Publishing is free with a small banner (ad-free is $2.00/month). You can update the resume anytime from the same email, and the link never changes.