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Install Listful
Add the Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store. CSV download needs no Listful account.
Export
Export LinkedIn event attendees to CSV
Listful exports event attendees from an event permalink with a 19-digit event id (or a people-search URL with eventAttending=) to CSV, when this account is attending. Some events still hide the list. Free, no account, no row credits. Ceiling ~1,000. A generic /events/ directory without an id will not recipe.
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Why this list
Intent — not a second pitch.
Webinar and meetup attendees are a time-boxed audience. LinkedIn shows faces; Listful writes the attendee list to CSV when the event id is in the URL — typically up to ~1,000 — so follow-up happens in your tools, not the events UI.
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What LinkedIn won’t give you
Native UI gaps on this surface.
Event attendee lists are not downloadable from LinkedIn. The /events/ directory alone has no id and cannot be exported.
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How it works
Three steps. No funnel.
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Open a specific event
Use a permalink that contains a 19-digit event snowflake, or a people-search URL with eventAttending=. The generic /events/ index will not work.
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Export attendees
Attend the event in this account, then run Export when the side panel detects the event id. LinkedIn only returns the list to attendees, and some events still hide it. Expect LinkedIn to stop around ~1,000 attendees.
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Worked example
A concrete scene.
Setup
After a virtual summit, the host opens the event permalink (URL includes a long numeric id) to capture who marked attending.
Outcome
CSV of attendees for follow-up sequences. A teammate who bookmarked only /events/ gets no mount until they open the specific event.
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CSV columns
What lands in the file.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| profile_url | Canonical /in/ URL when LinkedIn provides one. |
| full_name | Display name as returned by LinkedIn. |
| headline | Headline text. May be empty. |
| location | Location string when present. |
| first_name | First token of the card name. |
| last_name | Remainder of the card name. |
| job_title | Title parsed from the headline when LinkedIn uses “at”. |
| current_title | Same as job_title when the card includes a title. |
| company_name | Company parsed from the headline when present. |
| current_company | Same as company_name from the card. |
| linkedin_profile_id | Member id from the search card tracking URN when LinkedIn sends one. |
| sales_navigator_profile_id | Profile id segment from the card entity URN. |
| linkedin_profile_handle | Public /in/ handle from the card URL. |
| connection_degree | Degree badge on the card when present. |
| profile_image_url | Photo URL from the card when present. |
| linkedin_people_post_search_url | Content search scoped to this profile id. |
| shared_connection_search_url | Mutual-connections link when the card includes it. |
| number_shared_connections | Mutual connection count from the card insight. |
| shared_connection_profile_urls | Space-separated mutual profile URLs from the card. |
| linkedin_event_url | Event or attendee-search URL for this export. |
Sample rows · illustrative
- Cameron WuRevOps · Mid-market SaaS · San Francisco Bay Area/in/example-q/
- Skyler AminCustomer Success · PLG · Dublin/in/example-r/
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Limits
As of September 2026. LinkedIn may stop returning pages earlier.
~1,000 (attendee search typically stops here)
What you usually get
1,000
Listful ceiling (if LinkedIn keeps paging)
10×100
Page size × max pages
Needs a 19-digit LinkedIn event snowflake in the URL (or ugcPost fallback).
Generic /events/ directory without an id will not start an export.
Attend the event in this LinkedIn account first. LinkedIn only returns the attendee list to people who are attending.
Some events still hide the list, depending on the event settings.
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When not to use this
Generic /events/ directory without a 19-digit id
Newsletter subscribers
Who viewed your profile
Full unsupported list: what Listful does not export.
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Questions.
Short answers on this surface.
Q01How do I export LinkedIn event attendees?
Open an event permalink with a 19-digit id, or a people-search URL with eventAttending=, then export.
Q02Is this free?
Yes for CSV — no Listful account, no row credits.
Q03How many attendees can I export?
Ceiling 1,000. Attendee search typically stops there.
Q04Why doesn’t /events/ work?
The directory has no event id. Open the specific event URL with the snowflake.
Q05Webinar follow-up?
Yes when you can see the attendee list. Export, then enrich or webhook if you want.
Q06Does Listful register me for events?
No. It only exports lists visible in your session.
Q07ugcPost fallback?
Some events resolve via ugcPost ids — if the export mounts, you are fine; if not, use a URL with the 19-digit event id.
Q08Messaging attendees?
Not through Listful. Export only.
Q09Empty export?
Confirm the id in the URL and that attendees are visible to your account on that event.
Q10Same as group members?
No — different URL patterns and ceilings. Groups go to 5,000; events typically stop near 1,000.
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Related
Free CSV
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No account, no row credits. LinkedIn’s own page caps still apply — see the limits guide.
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