Sixteen templates. Every one of them free.

Free resume and CV templates you edit in the browser and download as a PDF — no watermark, no paywall. These are live previews, not pictures: each one is the actual template rendering real content. Pick one and start typing.

16 templates

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Ledger

ATS-safe

Cream paper, a navy top edge and small-caps headings in one clean reading column.

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Swiss

ATS-safe

Stark white, heavy black type and one red square. A very large name and nothing extra.

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Editorial

ATS-safe

Off-white paper, a large quote mark on the summary and italic serif headings.

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Timeline

Designed

Warm grey paper; each role hangs off an amber line with its dates beside it.

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Studio

Designed

Blush paper, a huge italic name and the facts in a band of three. For designers and marketers.

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Simple & Clean

Designed

Straightforward layout focusing on content

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Modern Professional

Designed

Clean two-column layout with professional header and skill pills

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Modern Two Column

Designed

Elegant two-column design with dark sidebar and clean layout

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Professional Banner

Designed

Professional design with greyish header banner and integrated photo

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Gutter

ATS-safe

Contact details and section names sit in a teal margin band beside one reading column.

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Executive

ATS-safe

A charcoal band with gold small caps over ivory paper. Formal without being stiff.

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Technical

ATS-safe

Engineering dot-grid paper, monospace labels and skills grouped where a hiring engineer looks first.

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Headline

ATS-safe

The name in condensed capitals on a wine-red band. Loud at the top, plain underneath.

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Split

Designed

A navy header block, then skills in a pale blue column running beside the experience.

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Portrait

Designed

A photo in a sage header panel, for places where a photo is expected on a CV.

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Duotone

Designed

Name, title and summary share a slate-blue panel; the rest splits into two columns.

How to choose a template

Applying through a portal?

Pick one marked ATS-safe. They keep everything in one reading column under standard headings, which is what applicant tracking systems read most reliably. What makes a format ATS-friendly

Sending it to a person?

The Designed templates use sidebars, colour bands and larger type. They read well on screen and in print, with a small trade-off in how older tracking systems parse them. Do two-column resumes work?

Need a photo?

Portrait, Modern Two Column and Professional Banner have a photo slot, for countries where a photo on a CV is expected. In the UK, US and Canada, leave it out. Resume or CV?

Not the one you had in mind?

Tell us what you need and send an example. You can see what other people have asked for, and what has already been built from those requests.

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