How to use the Resume Builder
- Type your name, job title and contact details in “Personal details”.
- Add your profile, work experience, education, skills and languages. Write one point per line.
- Choose a template (Modern, Classic or Minimal), an accent colour and a font. The preview updates as you type.
- Add your photo if you want one, by upload or by image link.
- Click “Download PDF” and choose “Save as PDF”, or click “Download Word” to edit it later in Microsoft Word.
Features
- Three clean templates: Modern, Classic and Minimal
- Live preview of an A4 page
- Any accent colour, with sans-serif or serif fonts
- Add as many jobs and schools as you need
- Optional photo by upload or image link
- PDF and Word (.docx) download
- Your details are saved on your device so you can come back later
- Nothing is uploaded to our servers
Resume tips
- Keep your resume to one or two pages.
- Start each point with an action word, such as “Led”, “Built” or “Increased”.
- Use numbers where you can, for example “grew sales by 20%”.
- Check spelling and send the file as a PDF so the layout stays the same.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Resume Builder free?
Yes. It is free and does not need an account or email address.
How do I save my resume as a PDF?
Click “Download PDF”. In the print window choose “Save as PDF” as the printer, set Margins to “None” and click Save. This works in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari.
Is my information stored on your server?
No. Your details stay in your browser. They are saved on your own device only, so you can return later. Use “Clear all” to remove them.
Can I add a photo?
Yes. Use “Upload photo”, or “Photo from link” to paste an image address. The photo is cropped to a square. Some websites block their pictures from being used elsewhere. If a link fails, upload the file.
Can I edit the resume in Word?
Yes. Click “Download Word (.docx)”. The Word file has your text in a simple layout that you can edit and format.
Why is my resume longer than one page?
The preview grows when you add more text. The PDF will continue on a second page. Shorten your text if you want it to fit on one page.