Resume templates
Every template follows the layout rules recruiters expect. Pick one, fill in your details, and download a PDF. You can switch templates at any time without retyping.
Which template should you pick?
Match the style to your field. When in doubt, a simple or ATS-friendly template is always a safe choice.
Professional
Traditional fonts and a formal layout that signal expertise.
Good for: law, banking, accounting, healthcare, teaching.
Modern
Clean lines and a fresh layout that still looks serious.
Good for: IT, engineering, marketing, HR, sales.
Creative
Bold headers and colour that show personality.
Good for: design, media, photography, fashion.
Simple
Easy to read with just enough design to look polished.
Good for: retail, hospitality, students, first jobs.
What makes a good resume template
A clear header
Your name stands out, with room for phone, email and city.
Easy to scan
A balance of white space and text, in one or two columns.
Room for your experience
More space for long careers, a tidy page for students.
Readable type
Body text between 10 and 12 points, in calm, professional colours.
Readable by software
Standard headings so applicant tracking systems read every line.
The right file
PDF works for email, printing and most job portals.
Template questions
Are these templates free?
Yes. Choose any template, fill in your details and download your resume as a PDF.
Can I change my template later?
Yes. Open the Template menu in the builder and pick another one. Your text stays the same.
Which template is best for ATS?
ATS Plain, Simple, Corporate and Student use standard headings and a simple structure that hiring software reads without errors.
Should my resume be one page?
One page works for most people with under ten years of experience. Two pages is fine for senior roles.
Build your resume in 15 minutes
Pick a template, answer a few guided questions, and download.