Pick a template, fill in a simple form, and download a polished, ATS-friendly resume. Live preview, drag-to-reorder, and crisp text-based PDF — all in your browser.
The Resume Builder turns a simple form into a polished, recruiter-ready resume. Pick one of eighteen professionally designed templates, type your details into clearly labeled fields, and watch a live, page-accurate preview update as you go. You can even click any text on the preview itself and edit it in place. When you are happy with it, export a crisp, text-based PDF that applicant tracking systems can actually read.
Everything runs in your browser. Your resume is never uploaded, never stored on a server, and never logged — it is saved only in your own browser and to files you choose to download. That matters: a resume carries your full name, contact details, and work history, and this tool keeps all of it on your device.
No account, no watermark, and no upload — just a fast, private way to build a resume you would be proud to send.
This one: build the resume, click download, and get the PDF, with no payment screen materializing at the last step. That bait-and-switch is exactly what this tool was built against.
Applicant tracking systems parse resumes into data before humans see them, and decorative layouts confuse them into dropping your details. These templates keep the structure machines parse cleanly while still looking designed.
Contact details, a tight summary, reverse-chronological experience with achievement bullets (numbers beat duties), education, and relevant skills. The form walks each section, and the live preview shows the result as you type.
Yes: eighteen templates with adjustable colors, fonts, and layout, previewed live, so the result matches your field's expectations, from conservative to modern. You can also click any text on the preview and edit it right there.
Yes. The resume is built entirely in your browser, so your work history is not sitting in a resume site's database being remarketed to you.
Yes. Use the picker at the top to create, name and switch between as many versions as you want, which is the practical way to tailor a resume per role without losing the original. When you start a new one you choose what it starts from: the sample resume, a blank page, or a copy of any version you have already saved, so your details come across without retyping. Duplicate does the same thing for the version you have open. If you turn on Premium cloud backup, every version syncs to your account and the picker works the same on any device you log in from.
It comes in as a new version and whatever you had open is left exactly as it was. Saving a file exports the version you are currently editing, so you can move a single resume between machines or hand it to someone else without sending your whole collection.