Profile Site Maker
Status: Live.
Your muse
I want to drop in a screenshot of myself and a paste of my linkedin and be able to get a personal site that is rendered as well as a resume and job listings
Done. Profile Site Maker is built and verified.
Checks found problems
The final screen shows the site, resume and job roles, but no Projects or Contact section is visible on the site.
Done. Fixed all three judge findings and re-verified.
Checks found problems, try 2
Smoke test
Checks passed, try 3
The plan: Profile Site Maker
Turn a photo and your LinkedIn paste into a personal site, resume and job matches.
Can build part of it
- Upload a screenshot or photo of yourself and paste your LinkedIn profile text
- Add an optional target role and pick a site tone
- Review and edit the extracted profile to fix any mistakes
Won't do: There is no live LinkedIn connection
See the full plan
Who it's for
Job seekers and freelancers who have a LinkedIn profile but no personal website.
How it works
- Upload a screenshot or photo of yourself and paste your LinkedIn profile text.
- Add an optional target role and pick a site tone.
- Review and edit the extracted profile to fix any mistakes.
- Generate the site, resume and job suggestions from the same profile.
- Preview the rendered personal site, print the resume and use the job search keywords to apply.
Screens
- Create Your Site. Upload the portrait, paste the LinkedIn text, add a target role and choose a tone.
- Site Preview. Show the rendered personal site with an editable profile panel so the user can fix text and regenerate.
- Resume and Jobs. Show the print ready resume beside suggested job roles with match reasons and search keywords.
What goes in
- Image: One screenshot or photo of the user, JPG or PNG. It is shown on the site as provided. Keep it under 4.5 MB.
- Text: A paste of LinkedIn profile text, including About, Experience, Skills and Education. Plain text pasted into a box.
- Text (optional): Optional target role, location preference and site tone such as formal, friendly or bold.
What comes out
- Text: A live personal site preview with hero, about, experience, skills, projects and contact sections that the user can edit and copy or print.
- Text: A clean one page resume built from the same profile, ready to print or save as PDF from the browser.
- Text: A list of suggested job roles with match reasons, key skills to highlight and search keywords for each role.
- Image: One generated abstract banner image for the site header, matched to the person's field.
Models
Model Used for Why Muse Wonder Reads the portrait and pasted profile text, extracts roles, skills, experience and education, and writes site copy, resume text and job match reasons as structured data. It handles image and text input together and can return the structured profile the site, resume and job list are all built from. Muse Image Creates one abstract banner image matched to the person's field and chosen tone. It gives the personal site a custom visual without using stock photos or copying anyone else's design. Limits
- There is no live LinkedIn connection. The user must paste their profile text manually.
- Job listings are suggested roles with match reasons and search keywords. They are not live postings from a job board, so the user should search those terms on job sites to apply.
- Profile details are taken from what the user pastes. Wrong or missing details in the paste will appear in the site and resume until edited.
- The portrait is used as provided. The product does not retouch faces or change how a person looks.
- Work is saved only in the user's browser. Clearing browser data removes the saved site and resume.
From your inspo
The person gave a text note only. They want to drop in a screenshot or photo of themselves and paste their LinkedIn text to get a rendered personal site, plus a resume and job listings.
Takes
- Turning a profile paste and a portrait into a ready personal site.
- Producing a matching resume from the same source material so nothing is typed twice.
- Adding job suggestions matched to the person's skills and experience.
Cost per run: about $0.13 (est.). One run uses about 4,000 Wonder input tokens at $4 per million ($0.016), about 5,000 Wonder output tokens at $20 per million ($0.10), and one Muse Image banner at $0.01. Total is about $0.13.
Recorded demo Done. Fixed the height failure in the product code.