Your AI video skills can now show up on LinkedIn

If you've spent time creating videos in Captions, you've built skills that don't always show up on a resume or LinkedIn profile.

We're teaming up with LinkedIn to change that.

LinkedIn members can now connect Captions to their profile and showcase AI video capabilities based on real Captions usage. LinkedIn displays a capability statement generated from real Captions usage that updates automatically as members progress through Captions achievement levels.

A credential that grows with you

Most credentials are earned once and rarely change. But the way people build skills is much more continuous.

Someone who started using Captions a few months ago is probably creating very different videos today. They've found better workflows, become more efficient, and learned new ways to get more from the features. Their LinkedIn profile should reflect that progress too.

That's why the capability statement updates automatically as members move through Captions' ten achievement levels, from Novice to Icon. Rather than representing a single accomplishment, it reflects the skills you're continuing to build through real product usage.

Because it's generated from actual usage, the statement isn't something you write or edit yourself. It's a reflection of the work you've done in Captions and the capabilities you've developed along the way.

How it works

Getting started takes a few minutes.

Connect Captions from the Certifications section of your Captions Profile.
LinkedIn displays a capability statement generated from your Captions usage.
Continue creating in Captions and progressing through achievement levels.
As your capabilities evolve, your statement updates automatically.

You can disconnect Captions from your LinkedIn profile at any time.

Bring your Captions skills to LinkedIn

The work you do in Captions doesn't stop when you publish a video. Now it can show up on LinkedIn too. Connect your account to get started.