Free resume builder. No sign-up, no watermark.

Fill in the form, watch it build, print it to PDF. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account — your details never leave this page.

The PDF contains real text, not a picture. Plenty of resume makers draw your CV as an image. It looks fine and then no software can read a word of it: not search, not copy and paste, and not the systems many employers use to read applications. This one prints actual text, so it can be read by a person and by a machine.

You

Full name

Job title

Phone

Location

Website or profile

Photo (optional)

Stays on your device. A photo is normal in much of Europe and unusual in the UK and US — leave it out if you are not sure.

Summary

Experience

Education

Skills

Look

Template

Paper size

Accent colour

Save your details

Download a small file with everything you typed. Next time, load it back and change only what moved on. We keep no copy.

Load a file

Opens your browser's print window. Choose “Save as PDF”.

Why this prints properly

The page you see on the right is the document. It is not a preview of something that gets rebuilt somewhere else, and it is not a picture: it is real HTML laid out at exactly A4 or Letter size, and printing it keeps every character as a character. Open the PDF afterwards and try to select a line — it works, which is the whole point.

Keeping it to one page

One page is the right length for almost everyone with under fifteen years of experience. If your text runs over, cut the oldest job down to a single line rather than shrinking the type: a cramped two-page CV reads worse than a confident one-page one.

About the photo

Whether to include one depends entirely on where you are applying. It is normal in much of continental Europe and in Latin America, and actively discouraged in the UK, the US, Canada and Australia, where employers often prefer applications without one. If you are applying to several countries, keep two saved files.

Everything here happens in your browser. Your name, your history and your photo are never sent anywhere, because there is nowhere to send them: this site has no server that receives anything and no account system to store it in.