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Templates and layout

14 LaTeX templates for different fields, plus spacing and font size presets.

Choosing a template#

Pick a template when you create a resume, or switch any time from the template menu in the editor; your content stays the same. Browse them all on the templates page, filtered by field.

TemplateBest forATS-friendly
DeveloperThe Jake-style layout most developers use, with icons for your links.Yes
Jake's ResumeClassic single-column layout, the standard for tech roles.Yes
CompactDenser layout that fits more on one page.Yes
ModernSans-serif type with teal section headings.Yes
ResearchSerif CV with numbered, citation-style publications for ML and research roles.Yes
AnalystDense sans-serif layout with a key and value skills block for data work.Yes
ProductRoomy, outcome-first layout with square bullets for PMs.Yes
DesignerTwo-column layout with a sidebar for UI/UX designers. Columns can trip up some ATS.Two columns
CampusPlacement format with education first and a degree, score and year table.Yes
Investment BankingDense one-page Wall Street layout: serif type, education first, dates on the right.Yes
Finance & AccountingClassic serif with navy headings and your certifications near the top.Yes
ConsultingClean one-page layout with ruled headings for impact-first bullets.Yes
Marketing & SalesFriendly sans-serif with a warm accent, a tagline and a summary up top.Yes
ExecutiveElegant Garamond layout with a summary, core competencies and board roles.Yes

Spacing and font size#

Open Layout next to the template menu to choose Compact, Normal or Relaxed spacing and 10, 11 or 12 point text. Normal keeps each template exactly as designed. Layout applies to form resumes; a LaTeX resume is your own document, so it sets its own spacing.

Space between sections and entries#

To add room after one section or one entry, like a single project, open its ⋯ menu and choose Space below: None, Small, Medium or Large. It changes only that spot, and works in every template. If the extra space pushes the resume past its page limit, the preview warns you and offers to remove it.

Your own templates#

Save any resume, or any LaTeX you have written, as a template from Templates in the app. It then appears as a starting point when you create a resume.