- Are these ATS resume templates?
- They are built with ATS parsing in mind: editorial, modern, classic and compact all use a single column, standard section headings, dated roles and selectable text rather than images. That removes the most common reasons information gets lost. No template can guarantee the result of a specific company's ATS, because nobody outside that company knows how it is configured.
- Which of the four templates is best for ATS?
- None of them is structurally safer than the others: the four render the same sections in the same order through the same engine, and differ only in typography, spacing and accent colour. Classic is the plainest and compact fits the most content per page, so pick on presentation and length, not on parsing.
- Which resume template should I choose?
- It depends on your content and context. With a lot of experience and little space, the compact one helps; for a soberer presentation, the classic; for a more crafted composition, the editorial or the modern. No template is universally best.
- Can I change template later?
- Yes. The template is a property of the document: you can switch it in the editor whenever you want and your content stays intact.
- Can I customise the content?
- Yes. You edit profile, experience, education, skills and languages in the editor, with a real-time A4 preview.
- Can I export my resume as a PDF?
- Yes. The editor exports a vector PDF with selectable text, following the template you chose.
- Can I create a resume without an account?
- You can open the editor and work on your resume without an account. To save it and come back to it later you need a free account; when you sign up, the resume you were working on is kept.