Free Online Resume Builder
Create a polished, ATS-friendly resume in minutes. Choose from 10 templates, edit with a live preview, and download a PDF — no account needed to start.
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Your resume
Your resume Fill in the form on the left and watch it build in the live preview on the right. Your draft is saved in this browser only — create a free account to save it to your profile and edit it from any device.
Template The overall design and layout. Switch anytime — your content stays the same, only the look changes, and the preview updates instantly.
Font The base typeface. Sans is clean and modern; Serif has a more traditional, formal feel.
Accent color The highlight colour used for headings and lines in most templates. Darker, muted tones print and scan best.
Saved in this browser Your draft is stored on this device only, so you can come back to it here. It isn’t on your Broxer account yet — sign up to save it permanently and edit it anywhere.
Reset form Clears everything you’ve typed and removes the saved draft from this browser, starting fresh. This can’t be undone, so you’ll be asked to confirm.
Download Saves your resume to your device. PDF looks exactly like the preview; DOCX is an editable Word file. The first download is free — after that you may be asked for your email or to create a free account.
Save to profile →
Save to profile Create a free account to save this resume to your Broxer profile. You can then keep several versions, edit them on any device, and attach one when you apply to jobs.
Everything you can do with this resume builder
A quick tour so you don’t miss a thing — design it, fill it, fit it, and export it.
Design & styling
- •10 professional templates — single-column and two-column (sidebar) layouts
- •Pick any accent color to match your style
- •Choose a serif or sans-serif font
- •Fine-tune every text style — size, weight, color, font and bold/italic/underline for your name, headings, titles and body
- •Bullet styles — dot, square, dash, arrow, check, or none
- •Section dividers — under headings, below sections, above headings, or off
- •Document borders — full frame, top bar, left rail or underline, in your chosen color
Content & sections
- •Contact details with clickable email, phone, website, LinkedIn & GitHub
- •Add custom header links (portfolio, Twitter…) and reorder them
- •Sections for summary, experience, education, skills, projects, certifications & languages
- •Rich-text editor — bold, italic, bullet/numbered lists and links in your summary & descriptions
- •Month-picker dates and reorder any entry up or down
- •List skills with proficiency levels
Page & layout
- •Per-side page margins — set top, bottom, left and right (in mm)
- •Fit to 1–5 pages — automatically tightens spacing & fonts to fit your target
- •Live page-by-page preview that matches your downloaded file exactly
Save, share & export
- •Download a polished PDF — pixel-identical to the preview
- •Download an editable Word (DOCX) file
- •Save your resume and come back to edit it anytime (free account)
- •Create multiple resumes — tailor a different version for each job or profile (free account)
- •Share a public link to your resume (free account)
Smart helpers
- •“Fill sample data” with realistic, localized examples to start fast
- •Autosaves as you work
- •Undo / redo any change
Sign in to save, keep multiple resumes for different jobs & share them. It’s free.
🎨 Design & styling Design & styling Optional fine-tuning of how the resume looks — font size/weight, colours, bullet style, dividers, borders, margins and how it fits onto pages. Leave everything on “default” to keep the template’s built-in look.
Override the template's defaults. Leave “Size/Weight” on default to keep the template's look.
Name
Headline
Section headings
Item titles
Item subtitles (company/school)
Body text
Bullets
Bullet style The marker used in front of bullet-point lists (like in your experience descriptions). Choose “None” for plain lines with no marker.
Section divider
Section divider The line or spacing shown between sections like Experience and Education, to control how separated they look.
Document border
Document border Draws a frame around the whole page. Tick “color” to choose its colour. Leave on “None” for a borderless look.
Contact display
Contact display How your contact details are shown: just the value, a text label (e.g. “LinkedIn: …”), or small icons in front of each item.
Contact layout
Contact layout Whether your contact details sit together on one line or stack onto separate lines.
Fit to pages
Fit to pages Try to keep the resume within a chosen number of pages. When your content runs over, spacing and font sizes are tightened automatically to fit; if it still can’t, you’ll see a warning.
When over the limit, spacing/fonts are tightened to fit. If it still can't, you'll be warned (content would be cramped or spill over).
Page margins
Page margins The blank space around the edges of each page, in millimetres. Smaller margins fit more content; larger margins give more breathing room.
millimetres (0–40)
Contact Contact Your name and how employers reach you — email, phone, location and any profile links. This appears at the top of the resume. Fill in only what you want shown; blank fields are hidden.
Headline
Headline A short professional title shown under your name, e.g. “Senior Backend Engineer”. Keep it to a few words.
Professional summary
Professional summary A 2–4 sentence intro highlighting your experience, strengths and what you’re looking for. It appears near the top, so make it count.
Contact field order (↑↓)
Contact field order Use the arrows to reorder how your contact details (email, phone, location, etc.) are listed on the resume. Empty fields are skipped.
Links Links Extra profile or portfolio links beyond the standard contact fields — e.g. Portfolio, Twitter/X, Behance, personal site. Each has a label and a URL, and they show alongside your contact details.
Portfolio, Twitter, Behance… shown with your contact details. Use ↑↓ to set the order.
Experience Experience Your jobs and roles. Add one entry each with title, company, dates and what you did. Tick “Currently here” for your present role. Use bullet points in the description to list achievements — most recent role first reads best.
Education Education Your degrees, diplomas and courses. Add the qualification, institution, years and, if you like, your grade. The details box is optional — use it for coursework, honours or achievements.
Skills Skills List your key skills, one per row. The proficiency level (Beginner to Expert) is optional — leave it on “Level —” to show just the skill name. Focus on skills relevant to the roles you want.
Projects Projects Notable things you’ve built or worked on — side projects, coursework, open-source, freelance. Add a name, an optional link (e.g. GitHub or a live demo), and a short description.
Certifications Certifications Professional certificates or credentials you’ve earned. Add the certification name, who issued it, and the year.
Languages Languages Languages you speak and how well (e.g. “Fluent”, “Native”, “Conversational”). Add one per row.
Tools & software Tools Named products and platforms you use — Excel, Figma, Jira, Tally, AWS. A tool is something you use; a skill is something you can do. Same experience ladder as skills.
Strengths Strengths Qualities like Communication, Teamwork or Problem Solving. On your profile these come from a fixed list; here you can word them however you like.
Achievements & awards Achievements Awards, honours and recognitions — competitions won, scholarships, rankings. Add the year if you have it.
Activities Activities Clubs, societies, sports and leadership roles outside your studies or work. These are not jobs — keep paid roles in Experience.
Volunteering Volunteering Unpaid work for a charity, NGO or community cause — the organisation, your role and the year.
Publications Publications Papers, articles or research you have published. Add a link if it is online.
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Create free account I already have an accountHow to build your resume
- Fill in your details — contact, experience, education, skills (with proficiency), projects and more.
- Pick a template — 10 designs, including modern two-column layouts. Change the accent color and font to match your style.
- Download or share — export a clean PDF. Create a free account to save multiple versions and apply to jobs directly.
Resume templates
Classic (1-column)
Modern (1-column)
Minimal (1-column)
Compact (1-column)
Elegant (1-column)
Sidebar — dark left (2-column)
Professional — right rail (2-column)
Executive — light left (2-column)
Technical — mono (2-column)
Creative — name in sidebar (2-column)
Frequently asked questions
Is the resume builder really free?
Yes. You can build your resume and download a PDF for free. Create a free account to download more, save multiple versions, and apply to jobs on Broxer.
Do I need to sign up?
No sign-up is needed to start building and to download your first resume. Signing up (2 quick steps, email or social) lets you save and edit it anytime.
Are the templates ATS-friendly?
Yes — the templates use clean, parseable layouts that applicant tracking systems can read.
Is my data stored?
While you're logged out, your draft stays in your browser — we don't store the details you type. When you create an account, your resume is saved to your profile.