Fill in your contact info, summary, work experience, education, and skills, then download a formatted resume as a PDF.
Use the Resume Builder
Contact Info
Summary
Work Experience
Education
Skills
Summary
Fill in your contact info, summary, work experience, education, and skills, then download a formatted resume as a PDF.
How it works
Enter your name, job title, and contact details.
Write a short professional summary.
Add one or more work experience entries with dates and bullet points.
Add your education history.
List your skills, one at a time.
Review the live preview and click "Download PDF" to save your resume.
Use cases
Building a first resume without design software.
Updating an existing resume with a new job entry.
Creating a clean, single-format resume for multiple job applications.
Drafting a resume on a phone or tablet before refining it later.
Producing a plain, ATS-friendly resume layout.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Everything you type stays in your browser. The PDF is generated locally using the pdf-lib library, and nothing is sent to any server.
The downloaded file is a standard PDF, not an editable document. To make changes, update the form on this page and download a new PDF. Your form entries are not saved between visits.
There is no fixed limit. Click "Add Experience" or "Add Education" as many times as you need, and remove any entry with the trash icon.
The PDF uses a standard US Letter page size and automatically starts a new page if your content runs long. Keep entries concise to fit on a single page.
The PDF uses Helvetica when all your text is English or Western European, and Noto Sans otherwise. Both give a plain layout with clear section headings that ATS software reads well.
Yes. When your text has letters outside Western European Latin, such as Ł, ő, Vietnamese tone marks, Greek or Cyrillic, the tool downloads the free Noto Sans font once and embeds it in the PDF, so those letters show correctly on any device. The file is then about 600 KB larger. Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hebrew, Thai and Indic scripts and symbols such as → are not covered; the tool names those characters instead of making a broken PDF.
