Resume Builder
Build a professional resume or CV with a photo, choosing from three clean templates, then print or save it as a PDF — free, no sign-up, nothing leaves your browser.
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A photo is common on CVs in much of Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. In the US and UK it's usually left off — many employers there avoid resumes with photos to keep hiring decisions free of bias, and some applicant tracking systems handle plain text more reliably than an embedded image.
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Marketing coordinator with 4+ years of experience running multi-channel campaigns for retail brands. Skilled at turning campaign data into clear next steps for cross-functional teams.
Experience
Marketing Coordinator
Jun 2022 – Present
Northwind Retail Group
- Grew email subscriber list by 34% through redesigned sign-up flow
- Managed a $40K quarterly ad budget across three social platforms
- Coordinated 6 product launch campaigns with the design and sales teams
Marketing Assistant
Aug 2020 – May 2022
Harbor Point Media
- Wrote and scheduled weekly newsletter content for 12,000+ subscribers
- Assisted with planning and setup for 4 in-person trade show events
Everything you type stays in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server. Use Print / Save as PDF and choose “Save as PDF” in your browser's print dialog to download it.
How the Resume Builder works
Fill in your contact details, a short summary, your work experience, education, and skills — optionally upload a photo — and the resume preview updates instantly as you type, in your choice of three professional templates.
When it looks right, click “Print / Save as PDF.” Your browser's own print function generates the PDF directly from what's shown in the preview, so the exported file matches exactly what you see on screen — with real, selectable text rather than a flattened image.
Frequently asked questions
Is this resume builder really free, with no sign-up?
Yes — there's no account, no email gate, and no watermark. Every field you fill in — including your photo — stays in your browser, and the PDF is generated by your own browser's print function, not uploaded to a server.
Which template should I use?
Professional is a two-column layout with a dark sidebar for your photo, contact details, and skills, similar to the photo-friendly CVs common on international resume builders — a strong choice outside the US and UK. Modern keeps a single column with color accents and skill tags, with an optional small photo in the header. Classic is a plain black-and-white, single-column layout with no photo, which tends to be the safest choice for applicant tracking systems (ATS) that some companies use to automatically scan resumes before a person sees them.
Should I actually put a photo on my resume?
It depends on where you're applying. A photo is common, and sometimes expected, on CVs in much of Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. In the US and UK, most career advisors recommend leaving it off — many employers there avoid photos specifically to keep hiring decisions free of unconscious bias, and a plain-text layout is also easier for some ATS software to read correctly. If you're unsure, the Classic template gives you a clean, photo-free option in one click.
How do I actually save it as a PDF?
Click "Print / Save as PDF," then in your browser's print dialog, change the destination/printer to "Save as PDF" (or "Microsoft Print to PDF" on Windows) instead of a physical printer, and save the file.
Will my information be saved if I close the tab?
No — nothing is saved automatically between visits, so finish and export your resume before navigating away or closing the tab.