This is your first CV
Graduates and first-time applicants get a full structure to react to, instead of an empty template.
Describe Your Experience. Get a Ready-to-Edit CV.
Write a short paragraph about your roles, years and strengths. CVlume drafts a complete CV in about 15 seconds, and every line stays yours to change.
Describe your background
When to generate instead of import
Importing is for content that already exists. Generation is for when the blank page is the problem.
The old file is too outdated to reuse
When five years are missing, describing where you are now is faster than patching an old document.
You are changing direction
Describe the role you are moving towards and the draft frames your past work around it.
Writing about yourself is the hard part
Notes and fragments are enough. The AI turns them into a summary and bullet points in a consistent voice.
What a good description looks like
The draft can only be as specific as what you write. A few concrete details make the biggest difference.
Too vague
Generic draft“Designer with experience in tech. Good at teamwork and communication.”
- No roles, years or employers to build entries from
- Soft skills only, nothing measurable
Specific
Strong draft“Product designer, 8 yrs. 2019–now at Kontur (Series B fintech), lead of 5. Before: IBM, 3 yrs. Rebuilt onboarding, +22% activation. Figma, research, design systems.”
- Dates and employers become real Experience entries
- Numbers turn into achievement bullets
From paragraph to CV
Your description
A few sentences, notes or bullet fragments.
Facts picked out
Roles, employers, years, skills and results.
Sections written
Summary, experience bullets and a skills list.
Draft in the editor
Change any line, regenerate a section, pick a template.
Already have something to start from?
Have a resume file?
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LinkedIn to ResumeQuestions about AI generation
It works from what you write. Employers, dates and numbers come from your description; yet always read the draft before sending it.
One paragraph is enough for a first draft. Roles with dates, one or two results and a handful of skills give noticeably better output than a general summary.
Yes. Sections use standard headings and the exported PDF contains real, selectable text that applicant tracking systems can read.
Yes. The draft opens in the same editor as an imported or hand-built CV, so every section, template and colour can be changed and exported as PDF.