How to use the resume template
- Choose a style: modern with a colored sidebar, or classic single-column.
- Fill in your profile, jobs, education, skills and languages; add a photo if you want.
- Download the resume as a PDF to apply, or as Word to fine-tune.
There are two templates. Modern puts your contact details, skills and languages in a colored sidebar — great for tech, sales and marketing. Classic is a clean single column that suits finance, accounting, administration and public-sector applications.
Keep it to one page if you have under ten years of experience; the template flows onto a second page when your history is longer. In the US, leave the photo out: most employers prefer resumes without one, and some screening systems reject them. Add one only for applications abroad where it is expected.
For each job, give the period, title, company and city, then two or three concrete achievements separated by semicolons. List languages with their level and skills separated by commas — each one becomes a tag. Send the PDF when applying: it keeps the layout on every device. Files are deleted after 30 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
Which resume template should I pick?
Modern for creative, sales or tech roles; Classic for traditional sectors like banking, accounting or administration.
Should I add a photo?
Not for US jobs: American employers expect resumes without a photo. Add one only when applying in a country where it is customary.
Can I write my resume in French?
Yes, switch the section titles to French and write your content in French.
Can I edit the resume afterwards?
Tick Word (.docx) as an output to get an editable file alongside the PDF.
Is there a watermark or subscription?
No. It is completely free, with no account and no watermark.