Build a clean CV or biodata without fighting with formatting. Pick a layout, fill in your details, and the page assembles itself in a classic typeset style – then copy it, download it, or print it to PDF. Everything runs in your browser and stays on your device; nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Pick a layout – it sets which sections appear and in what order. Use “Load sample” to start from a filled-in example. Your work is saved in this browser automatically.
Tip: use Print / Save PDF and choose “Save as PDF” as the printer – that is the copy you attach to job applications.
CV writing tips
- Put the role you want in the title line – it tells the reader in one second what you are applying for.
- Write achievements, not duties – “cut page load time 40%” beats “responsible for performance”.
- One page is enough under ten years of experience – recruiters skim, they don't study.
- Order sections for the reader – education first for freshers, experience first once you have work history.
- Keep personal details optional – include the biodata block only where the employer expects it.
Related tools
- Formal Letter Writer – the cover letter that goes with this CV.
- Markdown Notes – keep interview notes while you job-hunt.