Pick a template, fill in your experience and skills, and download a print-ready PDF. No sign-up to start.
Applying through a job portal? See the 11 ATS-friendly templates and what makes a resume parse cleanly.
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Optional. Leave it out for UK/US applications — many employers ask you not to include one.
Fill in your details to see your resume preview.
Start with your name in Personal Information
Everything happens on this page — the form is on the left and the live preview is on the right.
Filter by style, or switch on "ATS friendly only" if you are applying through an online portal. You can change template at any point — nothing you have typed is lost.
Name, professional title, email, phone, and city. Add a portfolio or LinkedIn URL if you have one. A photo is optional and best left off for most UK and US applications.
Add a position for each role, most recent first. In the description box, put one achievement per line — each line becomes a bullet. Lead with a verb and include a number wherever you can.
Type a skill and press Enter to add it as a tag. Hide any section you do not need with the eye icon, and drag sections into the order that flatters you most — freshers usually put education above experience.
The preview on the right is exactly what exports. Read it once for typos, especially in your email and phone number, then download the A4 PDF.
The formatting work that eats an evening in Word is handled for you, so you can spend the time on what your bullet points actually say.
No tab stops, no tables that break when you add a line, no photo jumping to page two. Type, and the layout arranges itself.
Several templates are single-column with no side rails, which is what applicant tracking systems parse most reliably. They are labelled so you can tell at a glance.
See the finished page as you type. What you preview is exactly what downloads — no surprises after the export.
Move education above experience, drop the projects section, hide languages. The resume follows your career rather than a fixed form.
Your details are kept separate from the design, so trying a different template is one click and never means retyping anything.
Your details stay in your browser while you work. Nothing about your job history is published or sold.
They are different documents for different rooms. Send the wrong one and it shows.
For job applications. Employers want evidence you can do the work, so the page is dominated by experience, skills, and results. Personal details stay to a single contact line.
Shared with families and matrimonial contacts. Family background matters as much as your own achievements, and the design is expected to look warm rather than corporate.