LinkedIn Saved Posts Backup, Export to Notion, CSV, Markdown - LinkArchiver

Export & backup LinkedIn saved posts to Notion, Markdown, CSV or HTML in 1 click. Detects deleted posts. 100% local, no login.

Export LinkedIn saved posts to Notion, Markdown, CSV, HTML, or PDF — in one click, 100% locally on your device. 💻✨ LinkArchiver is a LinkedIn saved posts backup tool. It scans your LinkedIn "Saved Posts" page, pulls every post, and lets you download the whole archive in the format you actually work in. No LinkedIn API, no OAuth, no account, no data upload. 😱 THE LINKEDIN "VANISHING ACT" IS REAL We've all been there: you save a goldmine of a post to read later, only to find it gone. ✍️ The author deletes it 🚫 The account gets deactivated 🤫 The post quietly disappears from your saved list Once it's gone, it's gone for good — unless you already backed it up. ⏳ 🔥 WHAT LINKARCHIVER DOES 📸 Complete data capture — scans your LinkedIn Saved Posts page and pulls everything: author, full text, images, date, and the original post link. 📝 Export LinkedIn posts to Notion — clean Markdown you paste straight into any Notion page or database. No formatting mess, no manual cleanup. 📊 Export LinkedIn saved posts to CSV — open in Excel, Google Sheets, or Airtable to sort, filter, and analyze your saved posts like a spreadsheet. 🌐 Offline HTML gallery — a self-contained, searchable knowledge base you open in any browser. No login, no internet, no LinkedIn required. 📄 PDF export (Pro) — one clean PDF per saved post, bundled into a single ZIP download. Perfect for permanent archiving, sharing, or reading offline. 🔍 Dead link detector — flags saved posts that have already been deleted or made unavailable, so you know exactly what you're about to lose. ⚡ Smart incremental scans — skips posts you've already backed up, so repeat backups only capture what's new. 🛠️ HOW TO EXPORT LINKEDIN SAVED POSTS (3 STEPS) 🔗 Open your LinkedIn Saved Posts page (linkedin.com/my-items/saved-posts) 🧩 Click the LinkArchiver icon and hit "Start Scan" 📥 Export to Notion, CSV, HTML, or PDF — done 🎉 🛡️ WHY LINKARCHIVER? 🔒 100% private and local — scanning and export run entirely in your browser. No account, no login, and your saved post content never leaves your machine. 🚫 No API headaches — no LinkedIn API setup, no OAuth, no rate limits. It reads the page you're already looking at. 🎯 Built for knowledge workers — product managers, developers, marketers, recruiters, and researchers building a second brain from LinkedIn insights. 🧠 🎁 FREE VS PRO 🆓 FREE — full scan and export flow for your 10 most recent saved posts. Enough to test the whole thing end to end. 💎 PRO (lifetime access) — unlimited exports, PDF export, and automatic category tagging that sorts your saved posts into Tech, Business, Career, Design, Education, Productivity, and Insights. One-time payment, no subscription. 📢 LAUNCH OFFER 🚀 🔥 50% off Pro within your first 24 hours. Stop paying a monthly subscription for access to your own bookmarks. Secure your archive once, keep it forever. 🛒 🙋 COMMON QUESTIONS Can I download my LinkedIn saved posts? Yes. LinkedIn has no built-in export for saved posts — LinkArchiver reads your saved list and downloads it as CSV, HTML, or PDF, or copies it as Notion-ready Markdown. Does this work without a LinkedIn API key? Yes. There is nothing to configure. LinkArchiver reads the saved posts page directly in your browser. Is my data safe? Your saved post content is never uploaded. Scanning and export happen locally. Pro license activation checks your license key against our server, and anonymous usage analytics may be collected to improve the extension — neither ever includes your post content. What happens to posts that were already deleted? LinkArchiver flags them so you can see what LinkedIn has already removed from your saved list. 🔎 GREAT IF YOU WANT TO Back up LinkedIn saved posts · export LinkedIn bookmarks · save LinkedIn posts to Notion · download LinkedIn posts as PDF · build a LinkedIn swipe file · archive LinkedIn content for research · move saved posts into Obsidian, Evernote, or any Markdown app · keep a permanent record of LinkedIn posts before they disappear