Yes. Every feature including PDF and DOCX export is free, forever. There are no tiers, no paywalls, no watermarks, and no account required. You will never be asked for a credit card.

No. All your resume data is saved in your browser's localStorage. Nothing is ever sent to a server. The PDF and DOCX are generated entirely client-side, which also makes the tool work offline once the page has loaded.

An Applicant Tracking System (ATS) is software used by most companies to automatically screen resumes before a human ever sees them. The live ATS score in this tool measures how well your resume is structured for these systems, including readable formatting, keyword density, section completeness, and the absence of elements like tables, columns, and images that ATS parsers commonly choke on.

There are 8 templates: Minimal (clean single-column), Classic (traditional two-tone header), Modern (contemporary accent layout), Compact (high-density single page), Professional (structured corporate style), Executive (senior-level gravitas), Impact (bold typographic hierarchy), and Azure (crisp two-column header). Every template is fully ATS-safe, with no tables, no images, and no columns that break parser logic.

Yes. Both formats are available for every template at no cost. PDF is ideal for email applications and portals. DOCX is useful when a recruiter specifically asks for an editable Word document.

Yes. The builder auto-saves your data to localStorage on every change. Your resume will be exactly as you left it when you return, as long as you use the same browser and don't clear site data.

Both. The templates and scoring system are designed to handle everything from a single-page early-career resume to a multi-role senior professional resume. The ATS score adapts based on how much experience and keyword coverage you have.

Builder, maker, and generator all describe the same tool here. You fill in your details once and it generates a fully formatted, ATS-safe resume in any of the 8 templates, with a live score so you know it will actually parse correctly.

Yes. Resume and CV mean the same thing in most of the world outside the US and Canada, and every template here works for both. Use the same sections, just adjust the length and detail to match what's expected in your country or industry.

This tool builds a new ATS-safe resume rather than parsing an uploaded file. Copy the content from your existing resume, your work history, education, skills, and summary, into the matching fields, pick an ATS-safe template, and the formatting problems in your old file (tables, columns, images) are gone automatically.