Ready-to-fill CV model
A ready-to-fill CV template with every essential section: personal details, profile, experience, education and skills. Download it as PDF or Word.
The sections you will fill in
These are the sections you will fill in, in the exact order a recruiter will see them.
Personal details
- Full name
- Job title
- Phone
- City
- LinkedIn URL
Professional summary
- Professional summary
Work experience
- Role
- Company
- Period
- Achievements
Education
- Degree
- University / Institute
- Graduation year
Skills
- Technical skills
- Soft skills
PDF or Word — which should you send?
Both formats pass an ATS as long as the file contains real, selectable text — never an image or a scanned document.
| Criteria | PDF format | Word format |
|---|---|---|
| Best used for | Final submission to employers | Editing and reviewing |
| Layout stability | Identical on every device | May shift slightly depending on the version |
| Editable after export | Difficult | Fully editable |
| What recruiters ask for | The most commonly requested format | Requested for company-specific forms |
| ATS compatibility | Excellent — machine-readable text | Excellent — machine-readable text |
Fill this model in 5 steps
- 1Open the model in the editor, or download it first if you prefer.
- 2Start with personal details: full name, job title, contact information.
- 3Write the profile in two lines: your specialty and your years of experience.
- 4Read the job ad, copy the skills and tools it names verbatim, then spread them across the Skills and Experience sections.
- 5Do a numbers pass — add a figure or percentage to every achievement — then export as PDF.
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Paste your CV text and get a score out of 100 plus the issues that get it rejected.
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Start from a structured template, fill in your details, and export as PDF or Word in under 5 minutes.
Open the tool→Frequently asked questions about the fillable model
How do I get a resume that is ready to copy and fill in?▼
Open the model in the editor and fill the fields directly, or download it and copy the content into your own software. Start with personal details, then the profile, then experience in reverse-chronological order.
Is this model ATS-friendly?▼
Yes: real text, standard section headings (Work Experience, Education, Skills) and no complex layout or text baked into images. Those are the three conditions applicant tracking systems actually check.
How long does it take to complete?▼
Five to ten minutes when your information is at hand: two minutes for contact details and the profile, five minutes for experience and skills. Allow ten extra minutes if you want to mirror the keywords of a specific job ad.
Can I edit my resume after downloading it?▼
Yes. Inside the editor your resume stays editable at any time and you can re-export as PDF or Word after every update. The downloaded file is edited directly in Word.
Is it suitable for a first job or an internship?▼
Yes — it is the ideal case for it: use a one-page version, put education first, then your academic projects, internships and volunteering in the experience section, with a two-line profile stating your goal.
This model contains every section a recruiter expects, in the standard order, deliberately left empty for your details. There is no layout to design and no structure to invent — fill the fields and export the file.
What makes it “ready to fill” rather than just blank?
Every section carries an inline prompt telling you what belongs there. Instead of a white page you read “two to three lines: years of experience + specialty” in the profile, and “3 to 5 bullets starting with an action verb” in the experience block. The result: a correctly structured CV on the first attempt, even if it is the first one you have ever written.
Does it work with no work experience?
Yes. For a student or recent graduate, start with education, then place academic projects, internships and volunteering inside the experience section using the same format (role — organisation — dates — achievements). That is precisely what recruiters expect from a junior profile, and omitting it is one of the most common reasons a first CV gets rejected.
Fill it in on the site, or download first?
Both work. To keep your CV editable indefinitely, fill the fields inside the editor — it stays editable and re-exportable at any time. If you would rather work in your usual software, fill the model in after downloading. No signup and no watermark either way.
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Templates specifically designed to pass ATS systems and increase your chances.