37 résumé designs, each shown as a finished page.
Every card here is a complete résumé rendered by the engine that will render yours. What you see on the card is what the download produces.
Filter the designs, open one full size to read it, then take it into the editor. 24 of the 37 are marked ATS-safe: single-column, and checked by pulling the text back out of the exported PDF. The rest trade some of that for a stronger visual structure, which is a reasonable choice when a person reads the page first.
Choosing a design does not commit you to anything and does not change a word. The layout is a rendering of the same résumé, so you can look at your own content in several designs and change your mind later.
How to use a résumé template
- Filter and open a design — Show all designs, the ATS-safe ones or the designed ones, and open any of them full size.
- Use it with your résumé — Take the design into the editor with a saved résumé, an imported file or an empty page. /resume-builder
- Download — Download PDF or Word. Both are free, with no watermark.
A design is a layout, not a rewrite. Your words do not change when you change the design.
Guides for this tool
- Single column or two
- Résumé fonts, and what actually breaks
- One page or two
- Export a résumé, then read it back
- Conxfolio beside a Word template
- Graphic designer résumé example
Questions
- Are these résumé templates free?
- Yes. Every design is free to use, and PDF and Word downloads are free with no watermark and no sign up.
- What does ATS-safe mean here?
- The layout is single-column and the exported PDF still yields its text when the text is pulled back out. It is a property of the layout, not a promise about a particular employer's software.
- Can I change the template later?
- Yes. The design can be changed at any time and your content is untouched.
- Do I need a résumé before choosing?
- No. You can look first and then import, continue a saved résumé, or start from scratch.
- Are these real renders or pictures?
- They are rendered by the same engine as your résumé, so the card and the download agree.