Templates
Resume templates that pass the parse test.
Three templates, each a single column of real text with headings an applicant tracking system recognises. Every one is typeset by the same engine and read back on export. Switch between them any time — the words never change.
Classic
Centred name, ruled headings. The one nobody has to think about.
Inter · 1 column · Product, Operations, Finance
Modern
Name and contact across the top, headings marked rather than ruled. More air.
Inter · 1 column · Engineering, Design, Marketing
Serif
Typeset in a book face. Reads formal — academia, law, policy, medicine.
Source Serif 4 + Inter · 1 column · Law, Academia, Policy
What every template shares
Different looks. The same promises.
- One column, in reading order
- Real text — nothing drawn as an image
- Headings an ATS recognises
- Contact details in the body, not a header
- No icon fonts or letter-spaced headings
- Free, with no watermark
- A4 or US Letter
- Read back on every export
Read next
- ProductPDF exportYour resume is typeset, not screenshotted: real text, one column, standard headings. We read every export back the way an ATS would and show you what it saw.Read
- ExampleResume examplesComplete resume examples by role, each scored by our ATS checker, with the keywords that matter, bullet patterns that work and a PDF to download.Read
- GuideATS-friendly resume format: the rules that actually matterNine formatting rules that decide whether an applicant tracking system can read your resume — one column, real text, standard headings — and the myths you can ignore.Read
Pick a template later. Start with your story.
Templates change how your resume looks, never what it says — so start with the content, and choose the look when you export.
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