Resume templates

Templates that look sharp and read cleanly.

Five designs built for screening software and human readers alike. Switch templates anytime — your content stays put.

Classic resume template preview
Free

Classic

Clean sans-serif with an accent color. A safe default.

Best for: Most roles and industries

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Engineering resume template preview
Free

Engineering

Compact black-and-white serif that fits a lot on one page.

Best for: Engineers and developers who need density

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Harvard resume template preview
Pro

Harvard

Traditional serif with centered headings.

Best for: Students, finance and consulting

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Modern resume template preview
Pro

Modern

Dates in a left column with accent bars.

Best for: Experienced professionals with long histories

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Academic resume template preview
Pro

Academic

LaTeX-inspired two-line entries in serif.

Best for: Research, academia and technical roles

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Built for screening

What makes a template ATS-friendly

No tool can promise every applicant tracking system will read a file perfectly. These are the formatting choices that give yours the best chance.

One reading order

Single-column content so parsers read your experience top to bottom, exactly as a recruiter would.

Real, selectable text

Every word is text in the PDF — no images of text, text boxes or tables hiding your content.

Standard headings

Familiar section names like Experience, Education and Skills that screening software expects.

Consistent formatting

Spacing, dates and bullets are applied automatically, so every page looks deliberate.

Not sure which to pick?

Start with Classic. You can preview every template on your own content in the editor before downloading.