Designed around your experience
Free CV templates for your next application.
Explore six professional layouts. Pick one to start building your own CV — you can change it at any time.
Biscotto
Plain, one column, serif. The safest thing to send anywhere.
Espresso
Two columns, with a coloured panel down the left.
Cornetto
One column under a coloured band carrying your name.
Macchiato
Two columns, with a quiet cream rail down the right.
Ristretto
Tight and compact, headings in the margin. A long career on fewer pages.
Lungo
One column threaded on a timeline, with a centred header.
Start with a template. Make it entirely yours.
Your experience stays the same while you try different ways to present it. Build the version that feels right for the role in front of you.
- Switch templates anytime
- Keep every detail in one profile
- Export a polished PDF
Questions before you start
How should I choose a CV template?
Start with readability and the amount of content. Compare headings, spacing and section layout in the preview, then review the PDF with your actual information.
Does a template guarantee that my CV will pass an ATS?
No. Selection systems and employer requirements vary. Use recognizable sections, relevant content and the requested file format; no template can guarantee the outcome of an application.
Do I have to enter my experience again to change templates?
Your content comes from your profile and the entries selected for that CV. You can change the template and check how the information appears in the preview and PDF.
Continue with a guide
All guidesHow to write a CV, step by step
Organize your experience, skills and education with a practical writing example and a checklist for your finished PDF.
Read the guide →How to tailor your CV to a job description
Turn a vacancy into a clear selection of relevant experience and skills, without inventing qualifications or repeating keywords mechanically.
Read the guide →How to prepare a CV in another language
Choose the right language, explain roles and qualifications, and check language levels, dates and the final PDF before applying abroad.
Read the guide →