How to import a PDF resume and publish it
Upload a PDF, Word, or Markdown resume to Chupin. AI fills a one-page online resume draft. After you check numbers and links, publish at slug.chupin.site; Pro can use name.chupin.site.
Steps
- Sign in: Open chupin.site and sign in with GitHub or an email code. The first code creates the account.
- Open the editor: Go to /app/. That is the only editor. The preview is the page you will publish.
- Import a file: Click Import resume and upload a PDF, Word (.docx), or Markdown (.md / .txt) file, or paste text. Max 8 MB.
- Wait for the draft: AI maps the file into the fixed fields. Free: 5/month. Pro: 20/month. Import does not publish.
- Check numbers and links: Verify your name, that work URLs open, and that metrics are true. The model will get some wrong.
- Meet the publish bar: You need a name and at least one work item, then confirm you reviewed links and evidence numbers.
- Publish: The address is slug.chupin.site. Pro can switch to name.chupin.site. Export a PDF from the same page when someone wants a file.
What you still do after import
The model will drop projects, invent numbers, and treat dead links as live. A published page is what a recruiter clicks, so the mistake is yours. Chupin puts the review in front of publish. Import never goes live on its own.
FAQ
- Does AI import publish for me?
- No. Import only writes a draft. Nothing goes public without a name, a work item, and your confirmation.
- How many imports do I get?
- Free: 5 per month. Pro: 20 per month. The counter is calendar-month UTC.
- Which files work?
- PDF, Word (.docx), Markdown, or plain text, up to 8 MB. Scanned image PDFs are unreliable; prefer a PDF with selectable text.
- What URL do I get?
- A system slug at slug.chupin.site. Pro can set name.chupin.site. Custom names keep a 30-day grace window after Pro lapses.