Build a Typeset CV from a Simple Form
Fill in a form, pick a Classic, Modern or Sidebar layout, preview it live and download a typeset resume PDF.
Free, with no sign-up and no watermark. The file is processed in your browser and never uploaded.
Fill in a structured form and get a clean, typeset résumé in the style of a LaTeX CV. Choose Classic, Modern or Sidebar, set an accent colour, and watch the live preview update. The PDF has real, selectable text and clickable email and web links, which applicant-tracking systems can read.
Your résumé is saved automatically in this browser, and you can export it as JSON to continue on another device.
Step by step
- Fill in your details: Complete Personal details, Summary, Experience, Education, Projects, Skills and Certifications, or add your own section.
- Arrange: Reorder entries with the arrows and change the Section order.
- Pick a template: Choose Classic, Modern or Sidebar, and an Accent colour for Modern and Sidebar.
- Download: Click Download Resume PDF.
Handy for
Job applications
Produce a tidy, consistent CV without fighting a word processor.
Tailored versions
Export JSON, then adjust copies for different roles.
Students
Make a first CV with a professional layout.
Academic CVs
Add custom sections for publications or talks.
Good to know
Write highlights one per line — each becomes a bullet point.
Use Start blank to clear the sample content.
The résumé uses Times, so it supports Latin-alphabet languages only.
Questions
Are my files uploaded anywhere?
No. The file is read and processed by JavaScript running in your browser tab. Nothing is sent to a server, and the result is created on your device.
Where is my résumé stored?
In your browser's local storage on this device. Clearing site data removes it, so export JSON as a backup.
Do I need to know LaTeX?
No. It only borrows LaTeX's look; you just fill in a form.
Can recruiters' systems read it?
Yes. The text is real text, not an image.
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