Professional designs for every role — switch anytime without losing your content. Every template supports an optional photo.
Clean single column, no decoration. The safest bet when the posting goes through an ATS.
Left panel for contact and skills, right column for experience.
Chinese single-column format with a centered title block — hospital and public-sector friendly.
Cream left rail with a shield photo frame and gold heading bars.
Navy ribbon headings with icons, boxed body text. A 1:1 rebuild of a Chinese medical résumé.
Cream left rail, arched photo frame, gold heading bars. Warm without being casual.
Slate band across the top, round icons beside every heading. Single column, steady.
Pure black and white, no color at all — the most ATS-safe of the lot.
Full-width name row over a lilac gradient, two columns underneath.
Blush page with a corner floral illustration and circular photo.
Mint left rail, teal flag headings with a yellow slanted tail. Fresh and readable.
Purple page with a lavender panel and white pill headings.
Two columns with indigo icon headings — a common Chinese résumé layout.
Black and white two-column with a photo rail. Prints well on anything.
Misty-blue English layout with side-rule headings. Built for overseas applications.
Teal underlined headings, single column. Nursing and healthcare postings.
Cobalt heading bands over two columns — sales and marketing English résumés.
Solid blue rail, bilingual labels. Made for campus recruiting.
Dark graphite headings with high contrast. Stands out in a stack of white pages.
Deep teal flag headings, English single column. Understated and steady.
Gold accents on two columns — teaching and education roles.
All-English single column with ultramarine headings.
Muted blue-grey, minimal ornament. Chinese format, quiet.
Light blue header band over a clean single column.
Stripped to the essentials — nothing between the reader and your content.
Dark page with cyan headings. For product and engineering roles at design-literate companies.
Black rail with gold type — the most formal of the dark templates.
Charcoal page with orange heading bands. Creative but still legible.
Rail on the right instead of the left — reads like a magazine page.
Name and contacts sit on a full-width teal header block, columns start below.
Forest green two-column. Calm, and unusual enough to be remembered.
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