Do I have to type anything?

No. There is nothing to fill in. Press the button and you get everyone, in the order you connected with them. Sort or filter the list afterwards in your spreadsheet, where you can do it properly.

What order do they come back in?

Most recently connected first, the same order LinkedIn shows you, so the people you met last week come first.

Your whole network. Keep loading to the end.

Whose contacts does it read?

Your own: the same list you see on LinkedIn.

What comes back for each person?

Their name, their headline and a link to their profile, plus their photo. Enough to recognise who they are and to open their profile when you want more.

What if the person I want is not in my network?

Then this is the wrong list to read. Check who LinkedIn already suggests to you first, since it often knows about somebody before you do, and otherwise start from the people inside a company and work out who to approach from there.

Can I get their email addresses?

No. This returns what is on the profile, and an email address is not. Anyone promising you addresses from a connection list is guessing at them.

Yes. Free, for your whole network.

Keep your connections as a file

Export your LinkedIn connections

Every name, with their role, ready to download.
The list is already yours. This gets it out.

Export my connections

In short

To export contacts from LinkedIn, press the button: there is nothing to type or filter. Contacts arrive newest connection first, each with a profile link and photo, and you keep loading until the whole network is in. Email addresses are not included, because a profile does not show them.

Free first run

Tell me who you want and I'll find them.

I find the people who fit, save them to your list and draft a first message for each. I send nothing until you say yes.

Start with Vera

Vera holding a small group of people drawn in blue in the palm of her hand

TodayDrafted

I found the people who fit and drafted a first message for each.

Good to know

We never ask for your LinkedIn password. Your contacts go to your own BeReach list. See the privacy policy.

Export contacts from LinkedIn in three steps.

You spent years building this network. It should not take an afternoon to get a copy of it.

Press the button

Nothing to type, nothing to look up and nothing to paste. Your contacts start arriving, most recently connected first.

No search term, no filters
Sorted newest connection first
One button, and it starts

Load as many as you want

Keep loading until you have the whole list.

Name, headline and profile link
Load more, as far as you like

Take the list with you

Download the people as a CSV, or copy them into a spreadsheet. The list is yours.

Download as CSV
Copy to Sheets in one click
Run it again whenever it has grown

What to do with your exported contacts.

Most people have hundreds of contacts and no idea who is in there.

A backup of your own network

Years of connections live in one account. Keep a copy of the names somewhere you control.

Finding who you already know

Before you go looking for a warm introduction, check whether you are already connected to the person. When they are not in here, look them up by title and place instead.

Cleaning up a CRM

Match your contacts against the records you already keep, and fill in the roles that went stale.

Segmenting by role

Open the export in a spreadsheet and sort by headline, so you read only the part of your network that does the job you care about.

Before a launch

You are about to announce something. Read who is actually in your network before deciding who to tell.

Leaving a job

The relationships are yours. Take the list with you rather than rebuilding it from memory.

Common questions.

Ask in the chat

Do I have to type anything?
No. There is nothing to fill in. Press the button and you get everyone, in the order you connected with them. Sort or filter the list afterwards in your spreadsheet, where you can do it properly.
What order do they come back in?
Most recently connected first, the same order LinkedIn shows you, so the people you met last week come first.
How many can I get?
Your whole network. Keep loading to the end.
Whose contacts does it read?
Your own: the same list you see on LinkedIn.
What comes back for each person?
Their name, their headline and a link to their profile, plus their photo. Enough to recognise who they are and to open their profile when you want more.
What if the person I want is not in my network?
Then this is the wrong list to read. Check who LinkedIn already suggests to you first, since it often knows about somebody before you do, and otherwise start from the people inside a company and work out who to approach from there.
Can I get their email addresses?
No. This returns what is on the profile, and an email address is not. Anyone promising you addresses from a connection list is guessing at them.
Is it really free?
Yes. Free, for your whole network.

Export your connections.

Export connections