These are the CV designs available in your dashboard. Each one is a web page at its own address, so you can send a single link to a recruiter, put it in your email signature or print a QR code that opens it. When someone asks for a file, open your CV and use the Export PDF button to save a copy.
You fill in your details once — contact, summary, experience, education, skills and any extra sections you add — and the design takes care of the layout. Change a job title or add a certificate later and the same link shows the new version, so nobody is left with an old attachment.
Tap any design below to open a live sample. The names and details in the samples are placeholders to show the layout.
No. An online CV is a web page at its own link that you can update at any time, while a PDF is a fixed copy. You get both: share the link, and use Export PDF when a portal or employer asks for a file.
Yes. Your details are stored separately from the design, so you can pick a different template from your dashboard and check how your CV looks in it before sharing the link again.
Not always. An online CV is enough for many job applications. A personal website adds room for projects, a gallery, testimonials and an enquiry form, which helps if you freelance, consult or want to show work beyond a list of jobs.