No account. No watermark. No upload.
You know the trick: you spend an hour writing your resume, then the download button asks for your card. PaperCV doesn't do that. Write, pick a template, download the PDF. The whole thing runs in your browser, so your resume never even leaves your device.
The download button downloads. No trial that converts to a subscription, no watermark you pay to remove, no "premium template" ambush after an hour of writing.
PaperCV is a static page: there is no server to send your resume to. Your name, your salary history, your phone number: all of it stays on your device.
Plain selectable text, standard headings, one reading order, embedded fonts. The boring technical details that decide whether software can read your resume. We obsess over them so you don't have to.
Fill in your experience, education, and skills in a focused editor. Reorder or hide sections freely. Everything autosaves as you type.
Pick a template, an accent color, serif or sans typography, and the paper size. The page preview updates live, exactly as the PDF will look.
One click, one real PDF, generated on your device. Named properly, text selectable, ready to send.
Every template is designed to parse cleanly in applicant tracking software and to look like a document a careful person made, not a flyer.
Because the tool costs almost nothing to run: there are no servers processing your resume, your own browser does the work. PaperCV may eventually offer optional extras for power users, and if it does, they will be clearly labeled before you start, not revealed at the download button. A resume builder you can't afford to finish isn't free, whatever the homepage says.
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