FREEInfographic Resume
A visual two-page format with KPI cards, a labelled chart and a separate column for strengths and education, built entirely with native shapes and tables.
FREEA visual two-page format with KPI cards, a labelled chart and a separate column for strengths and education, built entirely with native shapes and tables.
FREEA modern two-column resume for generalist marketers, with channels and tools in the sidebar and campaign results in the main column.
FREEA modern one-column resume for project managers, with methodologies, tools and certifications in a compact block and each role written as a short portfolio of projects with budget, timeline and result.
FREEA clean resume for UX designers and researchers, with tools and methods in a skills block, a portfolio link in the header, and experience bullets that connect design work to product outcomes.
FREEA one-column layout with a centered name, orange accents and stronger heading contrast than the other modern designs, for people who want the page to have some energy.
FREEA two-page A4 resume with a green sidebar, Cambria headings and Calibri body, for applicants who want color inside a professional structure.
One accent, used consistently, is the rule. The Blue Professional Resume uses navy headings on a one-page layout. The Green Resume Template and Free Green Resume Template take two different approaches to a green accent. The Colorful Professional Resume puts the color in a sidebar, and the Navy Gold Two-Column Resume pairs two tones. If you want a photo as well, the Colorful Resume with Photo combines both.
All of these apply color through heading and paragraph styles. Change the style once and every heading updates. Keep body text black or dark gray for print and screen readability. If you decide color isn't right for the application, the modern resume templates offer similar structures with subtler accents, and the minimalist layouts drop color entirely.
See the Marketing Specialist Resume and Interior Designer Resume for role-specific pages built on colored layouts, and the creative resume category if you want to go further.
Yes. Parsers ignore color. Just don't place text inside colored shapes or images.
Navy, teal, forest green and charcoal read as professional in almost any industry.
Export to PDF and check. Very light tints can disappear on black-and-white printers.