CV & Resume Builder

About this builder

Write a clear CV or resume in a simple form and watch it take shape in the preview. Add your experience, education, skills, languages and any extra sections, choose one of two clean, single-column layouts that applicant tracking systems can read, and download a PDF or print it. No account, and your draft is saved only on this device.

How it works

• Fill in the sections you need. Empty sections are left out of the CV, and you can add as many jobs, studies and extra sections as you need.
• Write one achievement per line in the details box of a job or a study. Each line becomes a bullet point.
• Both layouts use one column, plain headings and real text, which applicant tracking systems read more reliably than tables, columns or images.
• The PDF is built in your browser with a standard font, so only Latin letters are printed. Print uses your browser's own fonts, so choose Print and "Save as PDF" if your CV uses other scripts.
• Your draft is saved in this browser's local storage after each change. It is not uploaded. Use "Clear saved data" on a shared computer.

Common questions

Is my CV uploaded or stored by CodexValley?

No. The form, the preview and the PDF are all made in your browser. The draft is kept in your browser's local storage on this device only, and "Clear saved data" removes it.

What makes a CV ATS-friendly?

Simple structure: one column, standard section names such as Experience and Education, text rather than images, and dates written the same way each time. Both layouts follow these rules, but each employer's system is different, so also follow the instructions in the job advert.

Should I include a photo or my date of birth?

It depends on the country and the employer. Many employers ask you not to, to avoid bias. This builder does not add a photo; check what is expected where you apply.

Can I write my CV in Bangla or another script?

You can type it, and Print will show it with your browser's fonts. The downloaded PDF only supports Latin letters for now and replaces other characters with a question mark, and the page tells you when that happens.