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Yes. The Graphics tab has twelve elements you drag onto the page — rules, accent bars, colour blocks, outline boxes, corner wedges, skill bars, rating dots, progress rings, label pills, quote blocks and monograms. You can reposition, resize and recolour each one. Positions are saved with your CV and hold in every export format.

The ten single-column ones do what they say — selectable text, standard headings, no text inside images. Sidebar and Wave use two columns, which most modern parsers handle but older ones may reorder. If you are unsure how an employer screens applications, pick a single-column template.

Yes. Building and exporting your CV costs nothing and there is no paid tier. We ask for a free account so your CV is saved as you type rather than living only in your browser.

Yes — we ask you to sign in before the editor opens, using Google, GitHub or a one-time email code. That is what lets us save your CV to your account as you type, so it is still there when you come back tomorrow or open the same CV on your phone. There is no paid step after that.

To save your CV. Without an account everything you type lives in one browser on one device, which is easy to lose. We do not sell your data or use your CV for advertising — see the Privacy Policy.

No, the studio needs a free account. It takes a few seconds with Google or GitHub, and we never ask for a password because we do not store one.

Yes. Your CV is stored against your user ID, your photo lives in private storage that only your account can read, and nothing is sold, shared or used for ad targeting.

We build it from your name — Aarav Mehta becomes Aarav-Mehta-CV.pdf. If your name field is blank we fall back to your job title, so the file is never called something like document1.pdf.

Yes. Square JPG or PNG works best. Whether you should include a photo depends on the country you are applying in — our guide explains the differences.

We cannot promise that, because no template can. What we can promise is that our single-column exports contain selectable text and use standard headings, which is what parsing software needs. Nobody can hand you a score.

Yes — the exported file is yours to use for any professional purpose. You may not resell or rebrand the templates themselves.

Advertising on the public pages, plus clearly labelled partner links on a few pages. Every one of them is disclosed, and none of them appear inside the editor or inside an ad slot.