How to make a resume in about ten minutes
You don’t need an account. This walkthrough matches the real editor: name and contact (with a country-code phone), suggestions for any field, only the sections that belong, a template, then a PDF. Same steps if you’re making a CV or a free curriculum vitae.
Step 1
Add your name and contact details
Start with name, email, location, and an optional phone number with a country code. Links are optional. Required fields have to be valid before you can continue.
Step 2
Skip the photo if it doesn’t belong
A headshot is optional. Many US resumes omit it. If a template has a photo slot and you skip this step, the layout simply has no picture.
Step 3
Write a short summary — or skip it
A few sentences on what you do is enough. If you don’t want a summary section, skip it so it never prints an empty heading.
Step 4
Fill only the sections that apply
Work through experience, internships, projects, education, skills, and the rest. Pick from suggestions — software, data, IT, pharmacy, architecture, construction — or type your own. Skip anything that isn’t on this resume.
Step 5
Optionally make experience bullets ATS-friendly
On an experience entry you can rewrite bullets into plain, action-led lines. That step is optional and only runs if you click it.
Step 6
Pick a template and download a PDF
Switch designs in the live preview until one fits, then download a PDF of that same view. The file is the preview you already checked.
What you can skip
Every content section is optional. Internships, patents, hobbies, a photo — if it isn’t on this resume, skip it. Skipped sections never print an empty heading. That’s the whole product: make a resume from only the parts you need.
After you download
The PDF is the live preview you already checked. If you want a different look, switch templates and download again. For a private, no-account workflow see how data stays on your device, or browse free resume templates.