Free Resume Builder for Indian Formats

Indian resume conventions

Date of birth, languages known, father's name, percentage and CGPA with board — the fields Western builders leave out.

Signed declaration

The declaration that closes most Indian resumes, with place and signature, in one click.

PDF and Word export

Send a PDF, or hand over an editable Word file when a portal asks for one.

44 ATS-safe templates

Each template says plainly whether screening software parses it reliably, so you are not guessing.

Public profile link

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Live preview

See the exact A4 page as you type — what you preview is what downloads.

Single column, serif headings. The safe default for any application.

Traditional campus format with a photo and a signed declaration.

Modern sans-serif for software roles. Skills sit up top.

Sidebar for contact and skills, wide column for experience.

Bold centered name, tight spacing. Fits a long career on one page.

Understated serif with generous margins. Reads well on paper.

Two columns with an accent header. Good for dense technical profiles.

Education and projects first — built for a first job.

Summary-led, restrained. For senior and leadership roles.

No rules, no colour. Pure typography and whitespace.

Stripped to text and spacing. The most parseable layout here.

Plain structure, heavier headings. Safe but not timid.

Wide margins and clear hierarchy. Built to be skimmed in ten seconds.

Serif headings, restrained rules. Reads like a professional-services CV.

Tight, numeric, unfussy. Fits detail without crowding.

Conservative serif for finance and audit.

Formal, dense, no colour. For chambers and compliance.

Publications and education lead. For research posts.

Generous leading for long-form academic detail.

Long-form, exhaustive. For government applications.

Small accent dashes above each heading. Quietly contemporary.

Accent bar down the left of every heading.

Softly tinted heading blocks. Colour without shouting.

Headings paired with a thin rule running to the margin.

Full-width accent banner behind the name.

Warm banner header, clean body beneath.

Slate banner, understated and corporate.

Name sits on a tinted panel. Friendly but formal.

Muted green panel header for healthcare and NGO roles.

Name left, contacts right. Efficient use of the top band.

Everything on one page, even after ten years.

Very tight leading. For long careers that must not spill.

Monospace headings, packed body. For engineers.

Skills and projects first, compact and direct.

Impact-led ordering for product and growth roles.

Left sidebar for skills and contact, slate accents.

Teal sidebar with a photo. Modern and personable.

Plum sidebar, serif body. Designed rather than default.

Sidebar on the right — content leads, details follow.

Photo-forward sidebar for client-facing roles.

A sidebar with no ornament at all.

Narrow sidebar, packed main column.

Two columns for dense technical profiles.

Balanced two-column with no heavy fills.

Two columns in serif — unusual and rather elegant.

Strong accent header over two dense columns.

Two columns with a photo in the header.

Education and projects first, contemporary styling.

Plain and honest — no colour, no photo.

Campus format with a photo and personal details.

Short-form layout for internship applications.

Traditional placement format with a declaration.

Summary-led and restrained, in classic serif.

Leadership layout with contemporary type.

Impact and scope first. For board-facing roles.

Projects alongside leadership history.

Monospace throughout. For developers who like it plain.

Very generous whitespace. Lets short content breathe.

Strong single accent colour used throughout.

High-contrast serif with fine rules.

Grid-like, unornamented, typographic.