Free Resume Templates
24 resume templates organised by category — ATS-friendly, simple, modern, professional and fresher. Every template previews live in the builder and exports to an A4 PDF.
Browse templates by category
Each category page explains who the layout suits, what to include and how the design affects parsing, so you can pick with context instead of guessing.
ATS Resume Templates
Clean single-column designs intended for reliable ATS parsing.
8 templates
View templatesSimple Resume Templates
Uncluttered layouts that keep the focus on what you have actually done.
6 templates
View templatesModern Resume Templates
Contemporary typography and structured layouts for current-day roles.
5 templates
View templatesProfessional Resume Templates
Experience-first layouts for working professionals and senior candidates.
8 templates
View templatesFresher Resume Templates
Education, projects and internships first — built for students and freshers.
6 templates
View templatesOne-Page Resume Templates
Compact layouts that keep the most relevant evidence on a single page.
6 templates
View templatesTwo-Page Resume Templates
Layouts that carry a longer, genuinely relevant experience history.
5 templates
View templatesTwo-Column Resume Templates
Sidebar layouts that separate skills and contact detail from experience.
3 templates
View templatesCorporate Resume Templates
Conservative, achievement-led layouts for corporate hiring.
6 templates
View templatesMinimalist Resume Templates
Whitespace, typography and restraint — design reduced on purpose.
4 templates
View templatesCreative Resume Templates
Visually expressive layouts for design, marketing and portfolio-led applications.
3 templates
View templatesInternship Resume Templates
Coursework, projects and campus activity first — built for internship applications.
6 templates
View templatesExperienced Resume Templates
Layouts that put career progression, achievements and measurable impact first.
6 templates
View templatesCareer Change Resume Templates
Hybrid layouts that lead with transferable skills while keeping your work history intact.
5 templates
View templatesHow to choose a resume template
Start with where the resume will be read. Applications submitted through career portals pass through parsing software first, so a single-column layout with standard headings is the lower-risk choice. Resumes sent directly to a person by email or referral can carry more visual structure.
Then match the layout to your experience. Freshers need education, skills and projects early; working professionals need experience and measurable achievements to lead. The template only shapes presentation — relevance and evidence still decide the outcome.