How to Create LinkedIn Wrapped from Your Data Export
Open LinkedIn Wrapped, choose your own export and select a year or all available years. Review the aggregate cards, choose a style, then download one portrait PNG or a ZIP containing the deck. Sharing is an explicit action.
Create your cards
- Choose the archive or original CSV files. Review coverage so you know which record families are available.
- Open Wrapped and use Wrapped year to select a period. Use the card controls to read the available connection, conversation, career, Learning and activity summaries.
- Choose a style and use Download PNG for one card or Download all cards ZIP for the deck. Use native sharing only after reviewing the chosen card.
These results are calculated from our own fictional CSV records with the working parser and analysis functions. They are separate from your active export.
| Card | Calculated facts |
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| Your professional circle |
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| Conversations in your archive |
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| Your next chapter |
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| Room to keep growing |
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| Skills, with a little support |
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| Your recorded activity |
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| When your circle took shape |
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| The chapters you contributed |
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| Steps in your next chapter |
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The cards use available source evidence
Cards depend on the categories and usable dates in your export. A missing message or application file does not become a confirmed zero. A year filter narrows records by their supported source date, so month-only, year-only and undated records need their own interpretation.
The fictional example below uses the same card-building code as the tool. It is independent of your working export and does not save data or switch the active workspace into demo mode.
Review what the artwork contains
LinkedIn cards contain aggregate counts. They exclude connection names, company names, message bodies, private word lists, searches and individual job details. Aggregates can still be personal information, so review each card before posting it.
PNG output is portrait 1080 by 1920 pixels. Native sharing depends on browser support; use the PNG download when file sharing is unavailable. The fictional demo is watermarked, and nothing is posted automatically.
Related LinkedIn guides
Sources and responsibility
LinkedIn's documentation describes the export request and the records it can supply. The worked examples use independent fictional inputs and InstaScope's current reader. Account coverage and upstream file formats can vary.