CV Builder
Build a professional resume from 15 templates and download it as a PDF — free, private, no account.
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Your data and photo are processed entirely on your device and are never uploaded to our servers.
Personal Information
Profile Photo
Professional Summary
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Experience
Education
Skills
Languages
Certifications
Projects
Courses
Awards
Volunteering
Interests
References
The "Download PDF" button above generates a real PDF file and downloads it directly to your device in A4 format. All processing — including your photo — happens in your browser, and your data is never sent to a server. Your work is saved automatically, only on this device.
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About this tool
Fill in your personal details, work experience, education, skills, and other sections through one guided editor, then choose from 15 professional templates — including a clean ATS-friendly layout and sidebar-photo designs — and switch between them anytime without losing your data. Upload, crop, and resize a profile photo; write in Arabic, English, or a mix of both with correct text direction per field; and export a real, multi-page A4 or Letter PDF. Everything happens in your browser — your information and photo are never uploaded to a server.
What this tool does
Builds a complete CV in a live editor: personal details, summary, experience, education, skills and languages, with templates, adjustable design, a live preview and PDF export.
When to use it
- Building a CV from scratch without wrestling with a word processor.
- Updating a CV with a new role or skill.
- Wanting a tidy designed result without design experience.
- Preparing a version compatible with applicant tracking systems.
How to use it
- Fill in "Personal Information": name, job title and contact details.
- Write the summary, then add experience, education, skills and languages.
- Choose a template and adjust the design, watching the live preview.
- Export the file as PDF.
A practical example
Input
Personal details with three roles, a qualification and a list of skills.
Output
A designed CV of one or more pages, previewed as you build it and exportable as PDF.
Limitations
- Some templates deliberately omit the profile photo, to stay compatible with applicant tracking systems that can fail on complex layouts.
- Good design does not compensate for weak content; review your wording with the other CV tools here.
- Length is yours to judge: one or two pages is the convention in most fields.
- There are many fields, and a CV containing everything is weaker than one focused on the role you are targeting.
Privacy and processing
Your data and photo are processed entirely on your device and are never uploaded to our servers — which is fundamental, because a CV carries your name, address, contact details and full working history.
Technical notes
- PDF export runs in the browser through its rendering engine, which is what makes mixed-script text come out correctly in the final file.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — downloading your finished resume as a PDF is completely free, with no watermark and no account required.
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