Resume Templates
Your resume laid out in 20 designs, ready to print or save as a PDF.
What it does
Open a resume and pick a template: Classic, Modern, Compact, Harvard, Technical, Sidebar, Banner, Timeline, Executive, Minimal, Plain Text, Corporate, Skills First, First Job, Results, Clinical, Developer, Academic, Creative, Two Column. Each opens in a new tab with your own summary, skills, jobs and education already in place.
14 of them are marked ATS-safe: one column of plain text with the usual headings, which the software employers use to read applications takes in the right order. The others are designed to be handed to a person or sent by email.
Your name and contact are taken from your resume, and from your profile where the resume does not give them. You can change them with Edit.
Print it, or choose "Save as PDF" in your browser's print window. It fits US Letter and A4 paper.
Why it helps
The same resume reads very differently in a clean layout, and different jobs suit different ones: a page that fits a bank may not fit a design studio.
When you change a line for one job, you do not have to fight a word processor to keep the page tidy. Change the text, open the template again, and it is laid out.
What it will not do
A template changes how your resume looks, not what it says. The words are the ones read from your file, or the ones you typed or edited.
What it costs
It comes with the First plan. See the plans
Where to find it
It is in your dashboard, under Resumes. Open a resume that has been read, or whose details you typed in, and pick a template.