Resume templates
All free, and in each one an automated test checks the order a parser reads the PDF’s text in. Switching templates keeps your content, so you can keep trying until one feels right.
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9 templates
Linden
Clean single column with clear section lines; a safe layout for application systems.
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Oxford
A traditional serif layout with a centred header, for law, academia and finance.
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Meridian
Technical and precise: IBM Plex, side-bar headings and dates aligned right.
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Cedar
Name on the left, contact details on the right, and headings that run to the margin.
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Quill
Literary serif type with a centred header, for writing, teaching and the arts.
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Rowan
Dates in a margin of their own and serif headings, close to the tabular CV common in Germany.
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Two columns
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Harbor
A deep navy sidebar on the left holds your contact details, skills and languages.
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Moss
A deep forest-green column on the right for skills and contacts, beside an open main column.
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Lumen
A soft lilac sidebar, tinted section labels and a timeline through your roles.
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Header band
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Slate
A charcoal band with your contact details on the right and soft grey section labels.
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Sienna
A warm terracotta band, serif headings with a fine rule and contact details on the right.
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Compact
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Ledger
Dates in their own column and tight spacing: fits a long career on fewer pages.
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Ridge
Contact details beside your name and tinted section labels: room for a long career.
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Birch
Rounded type, thin accent lines and tight spacing that fit a long career on one page.
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