Professional resume templates

Two columns, with a dark navy sidebar on the left for a round photo, your contact details and skills. Work history and education fill the wider white column beside it.

A single-column CV with a bold name, an icon-led contact line and blue section headings. Each role sits in its own block, separated from the next by a fine grey rule.

A centred header in dark slate blue, an italic summary and section headings marked by a short vertical bar. Skills sit in outlined boxes, two to a row.

Serif type, a centred name and a boxed professional profile, with firm black rules under each heading. There is no colour anywhere, and dates sit in italics on the right.

Black and grey only, with serif type, a centred header and a thin rule under each heading. Each role gives the title, employer, location and dates without decoration.

Indigo and pink on white, with every role, degree and award in its own rounded card. Contact details become pill-shaped labels and skills become individual tags.

The traditional layout in a Times-style serif: a centred name in capitals, a rule under every heading and nothing but black ink. Text is justified, and education leads with the institution.

Monospace labels, section headings in curly braces and a skills block laid out like a code array give this CV a developer's look. Roles read as title @ company.

A navy-and-serif layout for C-suite and senior leadership CVs, opening with a labelled Executive Summary in a shaded panel beneath a large, left-aligned name.

No rules, no boxes and no colour: a light-weight name, small grey headings and plenty of white space. Structure comes from spacing and type weight alone.

Black and white at full volume: a very large name in heavy capitals, thick black rules and a summary reversed out of a solid black panel.

Laid out for research applications, with a Palatino-style serif, small-capital headings and your summary presented as Research Interests. Projects read like short abstracts.

A chronological layout in which a vertical line with a blue marker for every entry turns your history into a timeline. Dates sit in blue above each job title.

Thin type, very wide margins and pale grey headings, with your name set large across two lines and your contact details stacked beneath it.

Small type, narrow margins and a single line to head each job, so a long career fits on fewer pages. Name and contact details share one line at the top.

A beginner-friendly first CV: a centred blue header, a shaded Career Objective box and an education section with room for your dates, grade and minor.

A centred name in spaced capitals above two columns: contact details, education and skills on the left, your profile and experience on the right. Grey tones only.

Steel-blue headings, a centred header on a soft grey panel and dates in rounded tags. It takes its name from the Awesome CV LaTeX class it was first built on.

Soft, rounded details on a slate-blue base: dates in pill-shaped tags, grades in a green pill and skills in outlined boxes. LinkedIn and job locations both appear.

Borrows the split-weight name of the Deedy LaTeX resume, a light first name beside a bold surname, but runs in a single column rather than the original's two.

No frills and pure black: a centred name in capitals, one contact line and ruled section headings in a Times-style serif. It began as a port of an open-source LaTeX CV template.

Experience on the left as a dated timeline, with contact details and skills in a light grey column on the right. Small icons mark each section heading.

A deep navy header band with your name in serif type and a short gold rule, above a single column with gold accents. Skills appear as outlined pill tags.

A thin teal bar along the top edge, a large light-weight name and teal accents through a single, airy column. Skills line up as rows of category and items.