Resume writing
AI resume builder
Pick a look, add your story and lay your experience out clearly. Start from scratch, or upload the resume you already have.
No account needed to start writing.
Pick a look first, then fill in the details
The builder starts with the design, so every line you write is already on the page you will send.
Pick your look
Try templates and colours before you write a word. Change them any time.
Tell your story
Add your details one step at a time, or upload a PDF or DOCX and keep only what you want.
Make your move
Review the whole resume, then save it or export it as PDF, Word, plain text or Markdown.
Six stages, one at a time
- Design
- About you
- Experience
- Education
- Details
- Review
What you get
Everything you need for a first draft, in one place.
Templates and colours
A choice of layouts, tried on your own content before you commit.
Upload and keep what you want
Bring a PDF or DOCX and choose which details to carry over.
Writing suggestions
Suggestions for titles and skills as you type, and AI wording help for your summary and bullets once you are signed in.
Four export formats
PDF, Word, plain text or Markdown, when you are ready to send.
A cover letter to match
Add a job posting and write a cover letter from the same facts, once you have an account.
A final review
See the whole resume together before you save or export it.
What belongs in a strong resume
Check these three things first.
Relevant experience
Work, projects and responsibilities that show your fit for the role.
Specific contributions
What you did, the context, and the result or scope. Ownership stays accurate.
A readable structure
Clear headings, consistent dates, and the most relevant details first.
Turn a responsibility into a clear bullet
Before
Responsible for customer support tickets and updating help articles.
After
Resolved customer support tickets and maintained help articles.
Why it works: The action comes first and nothing is added that you did not do. Use a metric only when your records support it.
Review before you apply
Read it once more, as the person who will receive it.
- Contact details and dates are correct.
- Every bullet is something you could explain in an interview.
- The most relevant examples are near the top.
- Headings and dates look the same throughout.
Practical guides and examples
Short, worked examples you can adapt to your own experience.
- Resume
Entry-level software engineer resume: example and writing guide
Write an entry-level software engineer resume using projects, coursework and transferable experience. Includes a fictional example and a review checklist.
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Resume bullet points: examples, action verbs and writing tips
Turn responsibilities into clear resume bullet points. See three before-and-after examples, evidence prompts and ways to write honestly without metrics.
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Resume summary examples: how to write a professional summary
Write a resume summary that fits the job: a simple formula, fictional examples for experienced, entry-level and career-change resumes, and what to leave out.
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How to write a resume with no work experience
Write a first resume with no work experience: what to include instead, a section order, a fictional student example and how to describe activities honestly.
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How to make an ATS-friendly resume
Make your resume easy for applicant tracking systems and people to read: headings, file type, layout choices and how to check what an application picked up.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get started in Resume Home?
Start writing a resume or upload an existing one. Choose a layout, then add your experience and adjust the wording. You can begin writing without an account; saving online and AI writing require signing in.
What is an AI resume builder?
An AI resume builder can help organize your experience and suggest wording. A strong resume still needs accurate details, relevant examples and a final review in your own words.
What should I include in my resume?
Include contact details, relevant experience, education and skills. Projects, volunteering and coursework can help show what you can do when professional experience is limited.
How is building a resume different from tailoring it?
Building a resume gives you a clear starting point. Tailoring means choosing the experience and emphasis that matter most for a particular job description.
Which file formats can I export my resume in?
PDF, Word, plain text or Markdown. You create an account when you save online or export.
Can I write a resume without professional experience?
Yes. Use relevant projects, education, volunteering and other responsibilities. Explain your own contribution without presenting those activities as professional roles you have not held.
Can I upload my old resume and edit it?
Yes. Upload a PDF or DOCX to fill the builder, then check each step and edit what you keep.
Start with your resume
Build from scratch or bring the experience you already have.