How to use it

1. Fill in the form on the left — the page on the right updates as you type. There is no generate button.
2. Paper size follows the page language (Letter for English, A4 otherwise). Switch it in the preview bar when you apply across markets.
3. Click “Print / Save as PDF” and choose “Save as PDF”, or copy the plain text into an application form. Turn off headers and footers in the print dialog.
4. Nothing is saved: reloading or closing the tab empties the form again. Export before you leave.

Example

Alex Morgan / Product Designer
alex.morgan@example.com · +1 415 555 0134 · San Francisco, CA · alexmorgan.example.com
Summary: Product designer with 7 years of experience…
Experience 1: Senior Product Designer — Northwind Studio, San Francisco, CA (2022-03 – present)
Experience 2: Product Designer — Bluebird Labs, Oakland, CA (2019-06 – 2022-02)
Education: BFA, Graphic Design — California College of the Arts, San Francisco, CA (2015-09 – 2019-05)
Skills: Figma, Design systems, Prototyping, User research, Accessibility

Alex Morgan
Product Designer
alex.morgan@example.com · +1 415 555 0134 · San Francisco, CA · alexmorgan.example.com

Summary
Product designer with 7 years of experience turning complex workflows into clear, accessible interfaces. Comfortable owning research, interaction design and design-system work from first sketch to shipped release.

Experience
Senior Product Designer — Northwind Studio, San Francisco, CA
Mar 2022 – Present
- Led the redesign of a B2B analytics dashboard used by 12,000 customers, cutting time-to-insight by 38%.
- Built and documented a 40-component design system adopted by four product teams.
- Ran quarterly usability studies and turned findings into a prioritised roadmap with product and engineering.

Product Designer — Bluebird Labs, Oakland, CA
Jun 2019 – Feb 2022
- Designed onboarding for a mobile app that raised week-one retention from 41% to 58%.
- Partnered with engineers to ship accessible forms meeting WCAG 2.1 AA.
- Created the first research repository and interview guide used across the company.

Education
BFA, Graphic Design — California College of the Arts, San Francisco, CA
Sep 2015 – May 2019
Graduated with honours. Thesis on wayfinding systems for public transit.

Skills
Figma, Design systems, Prototyping, User research, Accessibility

“Load example” fills the same values, and “Copy plain text” produces exactly the block above. The preview is the same content laid out on the page.

Rules, limits and known issues

• No account, draft, autosave or history: reloading or closing the tab clears everything. Print or copy before leaving.
• One ATS-safe single-column template only — no template gallery, colours, fonts, columns, icons, tables or photo.
• No photo, gender, date of birth, nationality or visa-status fields. Add local conventions outside this tool if you need them.
• No AI writing, translation or job matching: the tool formats what you type, it does not rewrite it.
• Dates are month-only. Browsers without a month picker fall back to typing YYYY-MM; an invalid date is simply not shown.
• Experience is limited to 8 entries and education to 4. Each field has a character limit, and the Add button disables at the cap.
• Skills split on commas, full-width commas, ideographic commas, Arabic commas or new lines. A skill that contains a comma must go on its own line.
• No page count is shown: only the browser print preview knows the real pagination. Headings avoid breaking, but a long resume may run to several pages.
• The print dialog may add a URL, date or page number header/footer. The page cannot disable it — turn off “Headers and footers” manually.
• The PDF uses fonts installed on your system, so glyphs may differ slightly across operating systems. There is no Word, Markdown or JSON export.

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