A clean, confident default that suits almost any job and parses perfectly.

Centred serif header and ruled sections — the traditional resume, done properly.

Name on the left, contact details stacked on the right, nothing wasted.

Quiet small-caps headings and generous margins. Lets the content carry it.

Double-ruled serif headings for a formal, well-ordered page.

The Harvard-style format careers offices recommend: centred, serif, strictly one column.

Dense consulting-style layout that fits a lot of evidence on one page.

Tight spacing and thin rules for engineers and analysts with a lot to say.

Plain coloured headings and stacked entries. Easy to scan in six seconds.

Short accent bars under each heading; friendly without being loud.

Split header and crisp rules in indigo — modern corporate.

Centred Lora type with spaced capitals. Warm, literate, unfussy.

Underlined serif headings like a well-typed letter.

A heavy navy rule under the name anchors a no-nonsense page.

Tinted section bands make long resumes easy to navigate.

Symmetrical, centred headings between fine rules.

Monospaced headings for developers; still a plain one-column parse.

Conservative serif, double rules, dense lines — built for finance.

Dates in a left gutter so your career reads like a timeline.

An academic CV: serif, stacked, room for publications and grants.

Small accent dots before each heading. Calm and orderly.

The most minimal page we make: type, space and nothing else.

Left accent bars on headings and a split header in deep blue.

Spaced capitals and a strong header rule in slate grey.

Boxed section titles give a solid, structured rhythm.

Raleway headings with a hairline running to the margin.

Plex Serif with dates in the gutter — precise and senior.

Everything tightened so a long career still fits one page.

Centred Lora headings framed by rules, Inter body. Elegant and readable.

Emerald rules and Work Sans — the modern standard for business roles.

Compact centred serif; reads like a dispatch, fits like one too.

Maximum content, minimum fuss, still clean enough to skim.

Section titles in the left margin; content gets the full measure.

EB Garamond and wide margins for teaching and research CVs.

A navy header band carries your name; the body stays clean and ATS-safe.

A pale sky band under the name and hairline headings.

A slim indigo bar across the top and left-barred headings.

Centred, cyan-accented, with a thin bar along the top edge.

An emerald edge down every page; quiet small-caps headings.

Underlined teal headings and dates in the gutter.

A mustard top bar and split header that catch the eye without risk.

Crimson pill headings on a white page — confident and direct.

Clear accent bars and Poppins headings for graduates.

A centred, conventional page that puts your education up front.

Coral top bar and hairline headings — simple, upbeat, first-job ready.

Two columns divided by a hairline, no fills — the safest two-column.

Black and white, centred Playfair, a thin top bar. Editorial.

Cormorant headings and a black edge — literary and refined.

Section titles in the margin, Playfair names — like a portfolio index.

Monospaced, underlined and honest — a writer’s resume.

EB Garamond, centred, double-ruled — for the board-level resume.

Plex Serif, split header and a dated gutter. Senior and exact.

Navy header rule, spaced capitals, Source Serif.

Graphite left bars and dated gutter for operating leaders.

Crimson Pro, centred and ruled in forest green.

Merriweather headings with hairlines; weighty but readable.

Merriweather and Source Sans with teal accent bars.

Roboto Slab headings and a strong header rule in ocean blue.

Sage green, Lora body and gentle stacked entries.

Split header, crimson hairlines and Work Sans.

Lavender left bars and Manrope; modern without colour overload.

Harbor’s structure with dates in a gutter and IBM Plex.

Centred, indigo pills and Inter — clear for any early-career role.

Bitter slab headings and dated gutter; sturdy and practical.

Teal stripe header and plain headings for healthcare roles.

Oswald headings and a steel rule; made for trades.