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Templates

7 templates, 7 first impressions

All templates are single-page, use professional typography and carry no watermark. Your data moves between templates without loss.

Minimal

Clean typography

Single column, large type, a thin rule under the name. The most readable and ATS-friendly option — nothing but the facts.

Structure
Single column
Typeface
Sans-serif
Best for
Universal, IT, analytics, finance
Use the Minimal template

Modern

Accent sidebar

A coloured side block with contacts, skills and languages next to a wide main column with your experience. A modern look that reads in five seconds.

Structure
Two columns
Typeface
Sans-serif
Best for
IT, product, marketing, sales
Use the Modern template

Corporate

Classic and strict

Centred header, uppercase name and serif accents. The format that feels familiar to HR departments and conservative industries.

Structure
Single column
Typeface
Serif
Best for
Finance, law, government, large companies
Use the Corporate template

Tech

For technical roles

Monospace headings, compact blocks and a dense skill section. Built for engineers who want the stack visible at a glance.

Structure
Single column
Typeface
Monospace
Best for
Developers, DevOps, QA, data
Use the Tech template

Creative

Bright and expressive

A coloured banner with your name, a two-column body and room for personality. Stands out in a stack without looking loud.

Structure
Two columns
Typeface
Sans-serif
Best for
Design, advertising, media, events
Use the Creative template

Elegant

Light and refined

Generous margins, delicate accents and airy spacing. Reads as premium and calm — a good fit for client-facing roles.

Structure
Single column
Typeface
Serif
Best for
Consulting, HR, education, service
Use the Elegant template

Compact

Maximum density

Two columns, small type and tight rhythm. The option that fits the most facts into a single A4 page.

Structure
Two columns
Typeface
Sans-serif
Best for
Senior roles with long experience
Use the Compact template

Not sure which one to pick?

Fill the resume once and switch templates — you will see how the same facts read in a different layout.

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