Resume and CV templates that parse cleanly

Georgia serif type, uppercase section headings over thin grey rules, and everything left-aligned in one column. New resumes start on it.

Best for: Any application. The plainest layout here, for employers that run every resume through an applicant tracking system.

Sans-serif type, a blue bar beside your name and beside each section heading, dash bullets and skills as outlined tags. It is still one column in reading order, so the colour is decoration, not structure.

Best for: Marketing, product, sales and other roles where a touch of colour reads as current.

No rules at all. Sentence-case headings, dates under each role and whitespace separate the sections.

Best for: Anyone who wants a quiet page, including design-adjacent roles.

A larger, centred name over a double rule, serif type and a dense layout that fits more on each page.

Best for: Senior and leadership roles with a long list of positions.

Serif type with sentence-case headings, built to run past one page. Publications, teaching and grants go in custom sections.

Best for: Academic, research and teaching applications, where a CV is expected to run several pages.

A sans-serif CV with an optional photo slot in the header and section headings on a light grey band. Upload a JPEG, PNG or WEBP and it is cropped to a portrait automatically.

Best for: Applications in Europe and other markets where a photo on a CV is customary. Most US and UK applications leave the photo out.

Sans-serif type with soft indigo rules and slightly tighter spacing, so a degree, internships and projects fit on one page. It suggests putting Education and Projects first.

Best for: Students, fresh graduates and internship applications.

Teal section rules on a clean sans-serif page. It suggests moving Licenses & Certifications right under the summary and calling your work Clinical Experience.

Best for: Nurses, doctors, pharmacists and allied health professionals.

Navy serif type over firm rules, set a little denser for long careers. It suggests a Professional Qualifications heading for CPA, ACCA or CFA and a Memberships section.

Best for: Accounting, finance, banking, consulting and operations.

A large name beside a magenta bar, sentence-case headings and generous spacing. It suggests renaming Projects to Selected Work and putting it first.

Best for: Designers, writers, marketers and other portfolio-led roles.

Green serif headings in sentence case with comfortable spacing. It suggests Teaching Experience, a Licenses & Certifications heading and a Courses & Training section.

Best for: Teachers, tutors, trainers and school leaders.

Orange rules and a bold sans-serif name for resumes that lead with numbers. It suggests an Awards section for President’s Club and top-performer wins.

Best for: Sales, business development, account management and customer success.

Black sans-serif with heavy rules and tight spacing that keeps to one page. It suggests a Licenses & Tickets section straight after the summary.

Best for: Electricians, technicians, drivers, mechanics and site crew.

A navy CV with a photo slot. It suggests Languages, References and a short Personal Details section for nationality, visa status and notice period.

Best for: Applications in Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and the Gulf, where a photo and personal details are expected.