Learn how to edit structured resume sections, drag to reorder cards, choose ATS fonts, adjust line spacing, and export single-column PDFs.
The CV Editor & Builder gives you an interactive workspace to parse resumes, edit structured content cards, adjust styling, and export clean single-column PDFs.
The editor is a split-view workspace: structured content on the left, a live formatted preview on the right, so you always see the final document as you edit.
Personal Details: Full Name, Target Job Title, Email, Phone, Location, Portfolio Link, LinkedIn URL.
Summary: Paragraph summary highlighting core experience.
Experience: Modular cards for Company, Job Title, Start and End Dates, Location, and bullet points.
Education: Degree, Field of Study, School Name, Graduation Year, Honors.
Skills: Categorized skills formatted as clean text tags.
Websites: A dedicated block for portfolio, GitHub, or other professional links beyond LinkedIn.
Custom Sections: Freeform blocks for anything that doesn’t fit the structured types above - Certifications and Projects are typically added this way, as a titled custom section rather than a dedicated field type.
Template Picker: Choose from 11 visual templates (single-column, sidebar, and two-column layouts), each with its own color, heading-style, and skills-display options - all still export as clean, ATS-parseable documents.
Add Section Button: Click "+ Add Section" to create custom content blocks like Certifications or Projects.
Drag Handles: Click and drag the section handles up or down to change section order.
Font Family Picker: Choose from the built-in ATS-friendly fonts: Inter, Merriweather, Poppins, Roboto, Lato, or Playfair.
Spacing Controls: Adjust line height and margin spacing to fit content onto 1 or 2 pages.
Download PDF Button: Export a text-selectable, ATS-parseable PDF.
Save to CV Library Button: Save your edited document to your account library.
All drag-and-drop section handles support keyboard reordering using Tab and Arrow keys.
All form inputs feature visible focus rings and ARIA labels for screen reader clarity.