How it works

From a resume file to a finished PDF, in six steps - no design tool, no fighting a Word template's margins.

1. 1

   Pick a template

   Browse the template directory or the home gallery and pick a design - eleven layouts, each with its own font and accent colour. This just sets the starting point; you can switch templates later without losing your content.

2. 2

   Upload a resume, or start blank

   Drag in a PDF, Word document, plain text file, or even a photo of a printed resume. Your browser reads the file directly - nothing is uploaded as a file. You can also skip this and start from the template's own blank defaults.

3. 3

   Let it extract the structure

   An AI extraction job turns the text - and, for a PDF, images of each page - into structured CV data: header, experience, education, skills and the other sections your template uses.

4. 4

   Edit directly in the builder

   Every field is editable in place: click text to change it, reorder sections, switch templates, and adjust colours and fonts from the design panel.

5. 5

   Refine by chat

   Describe a change in plain language - tighten a bullet, add a section, rewrite the summary - and an edit job applies it to your CV data directly, in the same builder.

6. 6

   Download the PDF

   The Download button renders your CV to a PDF right in the browser - no separate export step. Free accounts get a small number of downloads a day; editing itself isn't limited.