
Classic
Centred header with a navy rule. Safe for every industry.
Best for: Any role
A modern resume keeps the structure recruiters expect but uses typography and colour to guide the eye: a bigger name, accent headings, subtle section markers and tidy skill chips.
These designs work best where personality is welcome, such as marketing, product, customer success and startups. They stay on a single column so the content reads in order, and most can be recoloured in the Studio to match your field.
If the employer uses an online portal and you are unsure, pick an ATS-friendly template instead. The modern ones are still easy to parse, but the plain ones carry less risk.
Tailor my resume free
Centred header with a navy rule. Safe for every industry.
Best for: Any role

Bold left-aligned name with colour accents and skill chips.
Best for: Marketing, Product, Startups

Clean and airy with light section labels. Lets content lead.
Best for: Design, Product, Writing

No rules, no colour, no fuss. Just your content.
Best for: Any role, Trades, Hospitality

Filled section bars and a big accent name. Hard to miss.
Best for: Sales, Events, Retail

A full-width colour band behind your name.
Best for: Marketing, Customer success, Operations

Split header with a purple accent and arrow bullets.
Best for: Design, Media, Product

Quiet, spacious and teal. Scandinavian calm.
Best for: Design, Sustainability, Research

Dense one-page layout for longer work histories.
Best for: Senior roles, Long careers
Single-column modern templates are generally parsed well because the text is real and in a logical order. If you want the least risk, choose a template marked ATS excellent.
Yes. The Free plan has six accent colours. Pro unlocks the full palette and custom colours.
The Studio offers 15 fonts, of which four are free. Choose one per resume for consistency.