LinkedIn Network Export
42,806 profiles exported this month
- 1 Founder - Fintech ready
- 2 RevOps Lead ready
- 3 VP Sales - SaaS ready
- 4 Growth Partner ready
Export your LinkedIn network into a clean CSV
Turn your LinkedIn connections into a structured prospect file you can filter, enrich, and import into your workflow.
- linkedin network export
- export linkedin connections to csv
- download linkedin contacts
- Chrome based
- No outreach automation
A faster way to turn LinkedIn research into usable data.
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Export connection names, headlines, profile URLs, companies, and connected dates.
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Keep a local CSV backup of your network for CRM cleanup and segmentation.
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Import directly into Lead Scorer to enrich and score the people most likely to buy.
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Use it without giving up control of your LinkedIn account or sending messages.
How it works
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Install the Chrome extension
Add Lead Scorer to Chrome and open LinkedIn in your browser.
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Choose Export Network
Run the network export tool from the extension and let it collect your visible connection data.
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Download or import the CSV
Save the CSV locally or import it into Lead Scorer for enrichment, lists, and scoring.
Questions people ask.
- Built for explicit exports and research workflows, not LinkedIn automation.
- Public pages avoid internal pipeline details by design.
Yes. The Chrome extension lets you export your LinkedIn network into a CSV without paying for the core export workflow.
The export focuses on prospecting basics such as names, profile links, headlines, company information, and connection metadata when available.
No. The tool is for reading and exporting data you choose to collect. It does not automate outreach actions on LinkedIn.
Yes. The CSV is designed to be portable, so you can use it in Lead Scorer, spreadsheets, or your CRM.
Yes. After import, Lead Scorer can enrich companies, find contact data, segment leads, and score them by product fit.