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Three layouts, all ATS-safe by construction

Classic, modern and minimal share the same single-column structure — only the typography and accent colour change. Pick one and it opens straight in the builder.

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Jordan Avery
Product Operations · Austin, TX
Summary
Experience
Education

Classic

Serif headings, indigo rule, traditional and calm. The safest choice for corporate, finance and healthcare roles.

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Jordan Avery
Product Operations · Austin, TX
Summary
Experience
Education

Modern

Sans-serif names, teal section markers, a little more energy. Good for technology, product and marketing roles.

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Jordan Avery
Product Operations · Austin, TX
Summary
Experience
Education

Minimal

All-sans, black rules, almost no decoration. Best when the content is strong and the design should disappear.

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What “ATS-safe” means here

Every template is a single column with standard heading names, plain text, no tables, no text boxes and no graphics containing information. The visual differences are typography and colour only — the structure a parser reads is identical in all three.

About this tool

Templates are useful when they constrain the right things. These three constrain structure — one column, standard sections, no graphics — while letting typography match the industry you are targeting. That is the opposite of the decorative templates that look impressive in a gallery and parse badly in a hiring system.

You can switch templates at any point in the builder without losing content; the layout changes, the document structure does not. All three export the same clean, selectable-text PDF.

Common questions

Can I switch templates after filling in my resume?

Yes. The template selector sits at the top of the builder form and changes the look instantly. Your content stays exactly as you entered it.

Do the templates include a photo?

No. Photos are unnecessary in most markets and actively discouraged in the US, UK and Canada because they invite bias and can confuse parsers. The templates are text-only by design.

Is there a charge or a watermark?

No. All three are free, open in the builder, and export without a watermark. The PDF is produced by your browser's print engine, not a paid service.