CV, Resume & Bio-data
CVTemplates
Style
ATS note. If the employer reads applications through an applicant tracking system, pick a template from ATS-friendly, keep the photo off, the skills as a plain list and the page border at None. Side panels and creative layouts look better to a person and read worse to a machine.
Document
Pick the shape the panel in front of you expects. Changing the type reorders the sections — nothing you have typed is deleted, and you can switch any section back on under Content.
You
Email, website and profile addresses become clickable links on the page and in the exported PDF.
Photo (optional) — drag here or click
A photo is expected on a Bangladeshi bio-data, a European, Gulf or Indian CV and most government forms. An American, British or Canadian resume leaves it off — one click either way.
Content
Open a section to write in it. The switch puts it on the page; ✎ renames the heading, ▲▼ move it. Paragraph and bullet boxes have a toolbar: bold, italic, underline, links, lists, highlight, colour and alignment. In a bullet box every line is one bullet.
Check
Reads your CV back the way a recruiter would and lists what to fix. It updates as you type.
Tip: click any text on the page — your name, a heading, a job title, a date or a bullet — and type. Enter saves, Esc cancels.
Every page here is a real A4 sheet, and Export PDF saves them straight to your downloads — links stay clickable. For an applicant tracking system, send the Word file: an ATS reads text, and .docx is what it expects.