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Build your resume.
Skip the sign-up.

No account. No email. Build and edit as much as you like for free, and see the finished document before you decide. When you are ready, $3 (once, ever) unlocks unlimited PDF and Word downloads. Everything happens inside your own browser.

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  • No email
  • No subscription
  • No AI
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Why this one

Everything the free ones make you pay for

No trial that expires at the download button, and no account standing between you and your own work.

  • A real PDF, not a screenshot

    Most free builders export an image wrapped in a PDF. Yours is typeset as vector text, so recruiters and parsers can select, search and copy every word.

  • Nothing leaves your browser

    No account, no email, no upload. Your resume is generated on your own machine and saved only to this browser. There is no server to leak it.

  • Six considered templates

    Including two built for software and IT roles, in the employer-first format hiring managers already read fluently. Switch any time without retyping a word.

  • Parser-friendly by default

    Standard fonts, real headings, honest reading order and no text trapped in images. The Minimal template is the safest choice for applicant tracking systems.

  • Start from the resume you already have

    Upload a PDF, Word file or plain text and the fields fill themselves in. It is read and parsed on your own machine, no upload, no model, no waiting.

  • Design controls that matter

    Eight palettes plus custom colours, three typefaces, and sliders for size, line height, margins and spacing. Fit a page without shrinking the text to nothing.

  • PDF and Word, both included

    Export a vector PDF for applying, and a clean .docx when a recruiter or agency insists on Word. Take the raw JSON too, there is no lock-in of any kind.

  • An ATS score you can argue with

    Twelve rules covering contact details, dates, action verbs and quantified bullets, each shown with its weight and what to fix. No model guessing at you.

  • Type on the page itself

    Edit the document rather than a form beside it, with real margins and real line breaks. Select any words for bold, italic or underline, exactly as in Word.

The difference

No signup is not a gimmick

It changes what the tool is allowed to do with your work. Here is what you are not agreeing to.

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  • Create an account before you start
  • Hand over an email address
  • Watermark on the free export
  • A monthly subscription you must remember to cancel
  • Pay again every time you tweak and re-download
  • Your resume stored on their servers
  • Export is an image inside a PDF

How it works

Three steps, none of them a form

From opening the page to a finished PDF, with nothing in between asking who you are.

  1. 1

    Open the builder

    No sign-up screen and no "verify your email" step. The editor loads with sample content you can edit or clear.

  2. 2

    Fill in your details, or upload a resume

    Start from scratch, or drop in the PDF or Word file you already have and let it populate the fields. Work through the sections. The preview on the right is the real PDF, re-typeset as you type, so you see exactly what you would download before paying anything.

  3. 3

    Unlock and download

    Happy with it? Pay $3 once and take unlimited PDF and Word downloads, for this application and every one after it.

Templates

Four layouts, one honest export

Switch at any time. Your content stays exactly where it is, and every template produces the same selectable, parser-friendly PDF.

  • Technical

    For IT roles

    Employer first, role in italics beneath. The format most software CVs use.

  • Academic

    For IT roles

    Centred ruled headings, education first. Built for graduates and early-career engineers.

  • Minimal

    One clean column. The safest choice for applicant tracking systems.

  • Modern

    An accent banner with a sidebar for skills, education and contact.

  • Elegant

    Centred and airy, and it reads beautifully set in Times.

  • Compact

    A label rail down the left. Fits more on a page without crowding.

Pricing

One coffee. One payment.
No subscription, ever.

Build it free and see the finished document first. Pay $3 once and every download after that is yours, this year and the next time you job hunt. That is the whole model.

Everything included

Unlock downloads

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Building and editing stay free · Cancel nothing, because there is nothing to cancel

  • Unlimited edits, forever. Rewrite it as often as you like
  • Unlimited PDF downloads, pixel-accurate, A4 and US Letter
  • Unlimited Word (.docx) downloads for recruiters who insist
  • All six templates, switch any time without retyping
  • Every colour, typeface and spacing control unlocked
  • No watermark, no page limit, no branding on your resume
  • JSON export so your data is never held hostage
  • No account, no email, nothing stored on a server

You only pay when you are happy with what you see.

For comparison, the builders that ask for your email first typically charge $15–$30 a month and they keep charging until you remember to cancel.

Payment

Pay however you normally pay

One charge, and then never again. Your card details go straight to the payment provider; this site never sees or stores them.

Cards

  • Visa
  • Mastercard
  • American Express
  • RuPay
  • Discover
  • Diners Club
  • JCB

UPI and instant transfer

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  • Paytm
  • BHIM
  • Any UPI ID or QR code

Wallets

  • Paytm
  • PhonePe
  • Amazon Pay
  • Mobikwik
  • Freecharge

Bank transfer

  • Net banking
  • 50+ supported banks
  • Charged in your local currency where supported
  • Debit and credit both accepted, with 3-D Secure
  • No account to create and no card kept on file
  • One charge, no subscription and nothing recurring

The exact methods offered at checkout depend on where you are and on the payment provider, so the list you see there may be shorter than this one.

What people say

Written by people who hate sign-up forms

  • I had given up on free builders because every one of them wanted an account before it would let me download anything. This one just opened and worked.
    Priya RaghavanBackend Engineer
  • The export is the part that sold me. I opened the PDF and could actually select the text. My old resume was a picture and I had no idea until a recruiter told me.
    Daniel OkaforProduct Designer
  • Being able to nudge the margins and line height meant I got everything onto one page without dropping the font to something unreadable.
    Mei Lin ChenData Analyst
  • I liked that it never asked me to upload anything. My employment history is not something I want sitting on somebody else’s server.
    Tomás HerreraFinance Manager
  • Switched between the four templates in about ten seconds each and picked the compact one. The live preview is the actual file, which saved me a lot of second-guessing.
    Aisha BelloMarketing Lead
  • Exported the JSON, mailed it to myself, imported it on my laptop. That is the whole sync story and honestly it is all I needed.
    Jonas WeberMechanical Engineer

FAQ

Questions worth asking

Do I really not need an account?

No. There is no sign-up, no login and no email required to build, edit or preview. Open the builder and start typing.

What does it cost?

Building, editing and previewing are free and unlimited. You can see the finished document before you decide. Downloading costs $3, paid once. That unlocks unlimited PDF and Word downloads of every resume you make, forever. There is no subscription, no renewal and no per-download charge.

Is $3 a one-off, or does it repeat?

A one-off. There is nothing to cancel because there is nothing recurring. Come back in two years, change a job title and download again at no extra cost.

Can I edit my resume after paying?

As many times as you like. Editing was never the limited part. Rewrite it, switch templates, change the colours and re-download as often as you want.

Can I export to Word as well as PDF?

Yes. The PDF is the pixel-accurate version you see in the preview. The .docx is a clean, single-column version of the same content, so recruiters and agencies who insist on Word get something properly editable rather than a converted image.

Where is my resume stored?

In your browser, using local storage on the device you are using. It is never uploaded. Clearing your browser data removes it, so use Export to keep a JSON backup.

Is the PDF text-based or an image?

Text-based. The document is typeset directly into PDF drawing operators using the standard PDF fonts, so the file is a few kilobytes, the text is selectable and searchable, and contact links are clickable. No part of it is rasterised.

Will it pass an applicant tracking system?

No tool can promise that, because every system parses differently. What this one does is avoid the usual causes of failure: text stored as an image, invented fonts, decorative columns that scramble reading order, and contact details buried in headers. The Minimal template is the most conservative.

Can I use A4 and US Letter?

Both, switchable in the Design tab. The page box is written into the PDF exactly, so it prints correctly on either paper size.

Does it write my resume for me with AI?

No. There is no AI anywhere in this tool and nothing you type is sent to a model. It is a typesetting tool: you supply the words, it makes them look right.

Can I import a resume I already have?

Yes. Upload a PDF, a Word .docx or a plain text file and the fields are filled in for you. The file is read entirely in your browser, so nothing is uploaded. Parsing follows the conventions resumes normally use rather than a model, so treat the result as a strong first draft and check every field; Ctrl+Z undoes the whole import.

Can I move my resume to another device?

Use Export to download a JSON file, then Import it in the browser on your other device. That file holds all your content and design settings.

Your resume is one click away

No form to fill in first. Open the builder, edit the sample, and see the finished document before you spend anything.

$3 once when you download. No subscription, no renewal, nothing uploaded.