69 templates in 7 styles — from simple single-column layouts for strict screening to elegant, creative and photo designs. Every one is rendered to a real PDF in automated tests and its text is checked the way an applicant tracking system reads it. 12 are free.
Single-column, conventional and ATS-first. The safest choice for large employers and strict screening.
ATS-first, confident and clear
The business-school classic
Traditional serif, nothing extra
Corporate navy polish
Classic, with shaded section bands
Dense, for long careers
Executive and understated
Built for engineering roles
Refined typography, hairlines and whitespace. Quietly confident and still fully machine-readable.
Classic serif elegance
Ivory page, gold accents
Framed like fine stationery
Book typography, marginal titles
Soft lowercase minimalism
Narrow centered measure, like a letter
Airy, light and quiet
Strict grid, one red square
Editorial minimalism
Newspaper masthead
Editorial rail, Garamond name
Distinctive structure and graphic accents — for roles where the resume itself shows design sense.
Warm gradient header with a wave
Playful pastel capsules
Two-colour risograph print
Bold paint splashes, joyful type
Vintage postcard, stamp portrait
Gallery wall, colour strip
Swiss grid, big section numbers
Gallery-like, confidently creative
Bold, indexed, editorial
Colour tiles and two-tone rules
Bright, friendly, highlighted
Soft organic shapes, pastel tints
Hexagons everywhere
Roles as ticket stubs
70s stripes, warm cream page
Neo-brutalist, loud and honest
Engineering drawing for tech roles
Angular, energetic, bold
Timeline of your career
A bold header with portrait and contacts up front. Great where photos are customary.
Color band header, one column
Split hero with tall portrait
Header on a soft wave
Centered portrait with a soft ring
Arched portrait, serif elegance
Big portrait, offset colour disc
Portrait as an instant photo
Cinematic dark banner
Portrait on a dark header band
No top header — your name, photo and contacts live at the top of a column that runs the whole page.
Two balanced columns or an editorial spread — a different rhythm from the classic sidebar.