Free ATS-friendly CV generator

1. 01

   Start

   Fill in the form, import from LinkedIn, a PDF or JSON, or load my CV as an example to see a finished one.

2. 02

   Write

   Add roles newest first with 2 to 6 achievement lines each. The ATS and writing checks flag what to fix as you type.

3. 03

   Tailor

   Paste a job description to see matched and missing keywords, duplicate your CV for that job, and write a matching cover letter.

4. 04

   Export

   Pick a template, then download a text-based PDF or a Word file. Keep a JSON copy to reuse anywhere.

• Classic

  The exact layout of my own CV: Arial, bold section rules, one column. The safest choice for any ATS.

• Modern

  Same structure with a color accent on your name and section titles. Any accent color you like.

• Compact

  Smaller type and tighter spacing to fit a long history onto two pages without dropping content.

• Executive

  A serif typeface and centered header for senior, academic or traditional industries.

• Minimal

  Generous whitespace, no rules, a quiet accent on your headline. Calm and very readable.

• Elegant

  Serif type with accent bars beside each section title. Classic, with a little character.

• Banner

  Your name and contact details in a colored header band. Still one column and fully parseable.

• Sidebar

  Two columns with skills and education on the side. Looks great for networking; for job portals, prefer a single-column template.

Convert my CV below into JSON Resume v1.0.0 (https://jsonresume.org/schema) so I can import it into a CV generator.

Rules:
- Use only facts from my CV. Do not invent employers, dates, numbers, links or skills. Leave out anything that is missing.
- Dates as "YYYY-MM" (or "YYYY" if only the year is known). Leave out endDate for a current role.
- basics: name, label (headline, e.g. "Senior React Developer"), email, phone, url, summary (3 to 5 sentences), location { city, region, countryCode }, profiles [{ network, username, url }].
- work (newest first): name (company), position, type (Full-time, Part-time, Contract, Freelance), location, startDate, endDate, summary (one line), highlights (2 to 6 short achievements, each starting with a verb, keeping my real numbers).
- projects: name, type, roles, entity (organization), url, description (one sentence), keywords (technologies used).
- skills: groups such as { "name": "Frontend", "keywords": ["React", "TypeScript"] }.
- education, certificates and languages if they appear in my CV.
- Reply with the JSON only, in one code block.

My CV:
[paste your current CV text here]

Improve the CV below for applicant tracking systems and human recruiters. It is in JSON Resume v1.0.0 format.

Rules:
- Keep every fact true. Do not add employers, titles, dates, numbers, links or skills I did not list.
- Rewrite highlights as short achievement lines that start with a strong verb, keep existing numbers, one idea per line, under 200 characters.
- Make the summary 3 to 5 sentences that match my headline.
- Group skills sensibly and use standard names (for example "React", not "ReactJS stuff").
- Keep the exact same JSON structure and reply with the JSON only, in one code block.

My CV (JSON):

Tailor my CV to the job description below. My CV is in JSON Resume v1.0.0 format.

Rules:
- Keep every fact true. Never add employers, titles, dates, numbers, links or skills I did not list.
- Reorder and reword my summary, skills and achievement lines so the most relevant experience comes first and uses the job ad's terms where they honestly describe my work.
- If the job asks for something I do not have, do not add it. List those gaps after the JSON instead.
- Keep the exact same JSON structure and reply with the JSON in one code block, then the list of gaps.

Write a cover letter for the job below, using only facts from my CV (JSON Resume format).

Rules:
- 250 to 400 words, three or four paragraphs: why this company and role, two or three concrete achievements from my CV that match the job, and a short, confident close.
- Do not invent experience, numbers or skills. Do not repeat the CV line by line.
- Plain, warm, professional English. No clichés like "I am writing to express my interest".
- Reply with the letter text only: greeting, paragraphs separated by blank lines, and closing.

For AI agents with browser access: the page exposes window.cvBuilder with load(jsonResume), get(), set({ template: 'modern' }), check(), content(), match(jobDescription), text(), markdown() and docx().

• Write

  All JSON Resume sections plus custom sections, drag-and-drop ordering, rename or hide any section, **bold**, *italic* and links, undo and redo.

• Design

  Eight templates previewed with your own content, 16 fonts, any accent color, text size, line height, spacing, margins, A4 or Letter, optional photo, auto-fit to one or two pages.

• Check

  An ATS checklist, a writing review (weak verbs, clichés, pronouns, passive voice, numbers, repetition) and a view of the exact text an ATS reads.

• Tailor

  Job description keyword match with matched and missing terms, keyword highlighting in the preview, and one-click duplicates for each application.

• Import

  JSON Resume, Reactive Resume, your LinkedIn data export and existing PDF CVs, all read on your device.

• Export & share

  Text-based PDF, Word (.docx), Markdown, plain text and JSON, plus share links that carry the CV inside the link instead of on a server.

• One column. Tables, sidebars and text boxes get read out of order.
• Standard section titles that parsers recognise, such as "Professional Experience".
• Real text in the PDF, never a scanned or designed image.
• Contact details in the body, not in the page header or footer.
• One consistent date format, with month and year for every role.
• Skill names exactly as job ads write them, for example "TypeScript" and "Next.js".
• Achievement lines that start with a verb and keep real numbers.
• No emoji, icons, skill bars or photos.