Zen
Free Photo PDF only
Photo CV
Make a CV with your photo in minutes
7 of the 21 designs have a place for your photo. Upload it once and it sits beside your name in every one of them.
Free to start. No credit card required.
Pick a design, then add your photo
Zen and Clear are free. The other 5 come with a paid plan. Whichever you pick, your photo prints beside your name and the finished CV downloads as a PDF.
Vibrant
Paid Photo PDF only
Avant
Paid Photo PDF only
Elemental
Paid Photo PDF only
Regal
Paid Photo PDF only
Clear
Free Photo PDF only
Vivid
Paid Photo PDF only
The picture is stored on that resume, so you can try every photo design without uploading it again. How to add a photo, or view all 21 templates →
Testimonials
Here's what our users say about us.
This is a great resume management tool. It allows the writer to focus on the task of writing a first class resume. It creates resumes and cover letters using templates that create PDF and Word output which can be tweaked to your personal needs.
Infrastructure Project Manager · Greater New York City Area, USA
It's a very well designed website that helps people create amazing looking resumes and cover letters with little effort. Really saves time in making one for professional applications.
Lead Game Designer & Programmer · Edmonds, Washington, USA
I think its a good service. I have been able to generate some awesome looking resumes and have been able to get a few great jobs from them.
Software Engineer · Greater New York City Area, USA
Should you put a photo on your CV?
It depends on where you are applying. A photo is normal on a CV in much of Europe, Asia and Latin America. In the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom it is unusual, and some employers ask you to leave it off. Check what is normal for the job, the industry and the country.
Plenty of career advice says never. It is worth asking why the same advice recommends a photo on your LinkedIn profile. Decide for yourself, and if you use one, make it a professional one: a plain background, good light, and a head and shoulders crop.
Nothing is locked in. Try a photo design, try a plain one, and keep the one you would rather send. Your picture stays on the resume either way, and a design that prints no photo says so in the editor.