Resume & CV builder

Build a resume from your own details using ten layouts, including Indian CV and biodata styles, and save it as a PDF. Nothing is uploaded.

How to use this tool

Pick a theme.
Fill in sections; add, delete and reorder entries.
Check the preview and page breaks.
Choose Print / Save as PDF (themed layout, A4), or Download simple PDF (plain layout in the theme’s font and colour).

When to use it

Writing a first resume as a fresher.
Preparing an Indian CV or biodata format.
Making a plain, ATS-friendly version and a decorative one.

Limits

Export uses the browser print dialog and has not been tested in every browser. Your content is autosaved in this browser’s local storage on this device only (not uploaded); clear it with Reset all, and note that clearing browser data or private browsing removes it. The simple PDF is a plain single-column layout without photo or signature images. No theme guarantees ATS parsing; the two-column theme is the most likely to parse poorly.

Privacy and file handling

Everything stays in the open page and is not uploaded.

Troubleshooting

If nothing happens when you print, open the page in its own browser tab. Check long resumes for awkward page breaks before saving.

Frequently asked questions

Will every ATS read my resume?

No theme can promise that. Plain single-column themes are the most conservative choice.

Is my resume stored anywhere?

Your entries stay in the open page. They are not uploaded or saved by this site, so keep a copy of what you write.

Which layout is safest for automated screening?

Plain single-column layouts are usually the safest. See the guide on ATS versus decorative resumes.

Helpful guides

What to put on a fresher resume · ATS-friendly or decorative resume?