A more focused application

A CV maker for turning your background into a clear story

When you know your experience but do not know how to present it, a guided draft can help. Resumo combines the information you provide with a job description to make a CV you can edit before applying.

Create a CV

Start with a real job description. Review every line before you apply.

01

Bring the role

Use the vacancy you want to target.

02

Add your facts

Start from your real work and skills.

03

Review the draft

Edit the wording before sharing.

A practical guide

Make the application yours

01

Start with facts you already know

Prepare your job titles, employers, dates, education, and relevant skills. You do not need polished paragraphs to begin. Clear factual input gives the CV maker a better foundation than vague descriptions or a list of traits with no supporting experience.

02

Use the vacancy to choose what matters

A CV is not a complete autobiography. Resumo looks at the role's requirements to help focus your summary and work history. Keep transferable experience when it genuinely supports the job, and remove unrelated detail that makes the important parts harder to find.

03

Make the draft your own

The generated CV remains editable. Check the tone, correct any inaccurate interpretation, and choose a template that fits your application. AI can help with wording, but you should be comfortable explaining every line in an interview.

Good to know

Questions, answered

Can I edit the CV after it is generated?

Yes. Resumo includes an editor for reviewing and changing the generated CV, its sections, and its template before you use it.

Your next step

Make the job description your starting point.

Bring your experience, build a focused draft, and make the final version sound like you.

Create a CV