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Toolpit

Build a resume

Build a CV from a template and export a real PDF.

Processed on your device — never uploaded

Template

Fits on one page.

Details

The role you are going for.

Two or three sentences. What you do and who for.

Experience

Senior Product Designer

What you did

Product Designer

What you did

Education

BA, Graphic Design

Skills & extras

One per line. They print as a single run, which is what a parser reads cleanly.

One per line.

One per line.

Projects

Openbench

Preview

Laying out your resume…

The PDF contains real text, not a picture of a page, so applicant tracking systems can read it. Your details are held in this tab and in this browser’s own storage — there is no account and nothing is uploaded.

About this tool

Fill in your experience once, then try it in every template until one fits. Toolpit exports a real vector PDF with selectable text, which is what applicant tracking systems actually read — not a picture of a CV. Your employment history, address and phone number stay in this tab: there is no account to make and no server holding a draft of your life.

Your files never leave your device. Toolpit has no upload step and no server that can see your document — the work happens in this tab, on your machine, and stops the moment you close it.

How to build a resume

  1. Fill in your details, experience and education — an example is loaded to edit.

  2. Try the templates until one fits, and nudge the text size to fit the page.

  3. Download a print-ready PDF with selectable text.

Questions

Are my personal details uploaded?

No. Your name, address, phone number and employment history stay in this browser tab, and a draft is saved in this browser’s own storage so a refresh does not lose your work. There is no account, no database and nothing sent anywhere — which is worth knowing, because a resume is one of the most complete personal profiles you will ever type into a web form.

Will this resume pass an applicant tracking system?

The PDF contains real, selectable text in a standard font, laid out in reading order — which is what an ATS parses. Just as importantly, none of the templates use a photo, a skills bar chart, or a two-column body for your work history: those three are the reliable ways to make a resume parse as nonsense, so they are simply not offered.

How long should a resume be?

One page if you have under about ten years of experience, two if you have more. If you are just over a page, lower the text size slider a few percent or trim a bullet — the page count updates live so you can see the effect.

Can I come back and edit it later?

Yes, from the same browser on the same device — the draft is stored locally. It is not synced anywhere, so it will not follow you to another machine, and clearing your browser data will clear it. Keep the downloaded PDF as your real copy.

Every one of these runs in your browser too — no upload, no signup, no watermark.