Free resume builder & CV maker
Pick a template, fill in your details and watch your resume take shape. Download a clean PDF with real text and clickable links, ready for job portals and email. No sign-up, no watermark.
How to make a resume that gets interviews
A resume (or CV) is a one or two-page summary of your experience, education and skills. Recruiters often spend less than a minute on the first read, so a clear layout and specific results matter more than fancy design.
Build your resume in 5 steps
- Add your name, job title and contact details. Use a professional email address.
- Write a 2–3 line summary for the job you want.
- List your jobs, newest first, with 3–5 results each. Start every line with an action verb.
- Add education, skills and languages. Add projects and certificates if you have them.
- Pick a template and colour, check the page breaks, then press Download PDF.
Strong words to start a line
Tips recruiters notice
- Use numbers: “cut delivery time by 30%” beats “improved delivery”
- Copy key words from the job ad into your skills and summary
- Keep it to 1 page with under 5 years of experience
- Name the file with your name, for example Ayesha-Khan-Resume.pdf
- Check spelling twice, and ask a friend to read it
Resume or CV?
In Pakistan, India, the UK and the Middle East people say “CV” for the same document the US calls a “resume”. In academia a CV is longer and lists publications. For most jobs, this builder makes exactly what you need.
Fresh graduates
Lead with education, projects and internships, then skills.
Job switchers
Put transferable skills and results in your summary.
Freelancers
Show projects with links to your portfolio or GitHub.
Jobs abroad
Use A4 for the Gulf and Europe, Letter for the US and Canada.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this resume builder really free?
Yes. All 5 templates and the PDF download are free, with no sign-up and no watermark.
How do I download my resume as a PDF?
Press Download PDF. Your browser's print window opens: choose Save as PDF as the destination and press Save. Turn off Headers and footers for a clean page. On a phone, use Share or Print, then Save as PDF.
Is my resume saved? Is it uploaded anywhere?
Your resume is saved automatically in this browser on this device, and nothing is uploaded to a server. To move it to another device, use Backup to download a file and Restore to open it there.
Which template is best for ATS?
Classic and Minimal are the most ATS-friendly because they use one column and simple headings. The PDF keeps real text and clickable links, so applicant tracking systems can read it.
Should I add a photo to my CV?
It depends on the country. Photos are common on CVs in Pakistan, the Middle East and parts of Europe, but usually left out in the US, UK and Canada. If you add a photo it appears on every template; leave it empty for those countries.
How long should my resume be?
One page for students and people with under 5 years of experience, two pages for senior roles. The preview marks where each page ends so you can see when it spills over.