Write, score and export a resume that proves what you did. Six layouts, eight worked examples, a coach that counts.
At least half your bullets need a number: a percent, a count, time saved or money. The studio checks every one.
Every bullet opens with what you did. "Responsible for" and "Helped with" are flagged the moment you type them.
One sentence a recruiter can scan. Summaries of 200 to 500 characters, bullets trimmed before they sprawl.
Most people find it hard to write down
Resume Studio turns that into a structure. Eight guided sections ask for the facts a hiring manager looks for, in the order they read them.
A live score sits above the form and tells you what to fix next, so you stop polishing fonts and start adding evidence.
Open the studioIdentity, summary, proof metrics, experience, projects, education, skills and certifications. Insert a worked example when the page is blank.
A strength score out of 100 lists your top four fixes, each with the points it is worth. Every bullet gets its own note.
Pick a layout, paper size and density. Print, save as PDF, or download an animated web resume in one file.
Eleven checks add up to 100 points. Numbers in your bullets are worth the most, then action verbs, then a summary of the right length. A complete header, three proof metrics and grouped skills make up the rest.
The score is honest about where you stand, and it only ever asks for things a recruiter would notice.
Type one line from your current resume. This uses the same rules the studio runs on every bullet.
Switch layouts at any point. Your content stays put, only the page changes. Each preview below uses a different sample resume.
A label column and a generous reading measure. The all-rounder.
A tinted sidebar for contact, skills and education. Dense and conservative, made for finance.
A dark header band and big proof metrics up top. For careers measured in numbers.
Initials, two columns and markers down your work history. Shows a clear progression.
Centred, bordered and classic. Suits teaching, public sector and academic roles.
A colour-block header that puts your summary first. Hard to skim past.
Start from a resume that already works. Each one loads fully into the editor: keep the structure and the phrasing pattern, then replace the facts with yours.
Weak openers, missing numbers and lines over 265 characters each get a plain-English note, right under the bullet.
Download one self-contained HTML file you can host or attach. Metrics and sections reveal as the reader scrolls, and it still prints cleanly.
Every change autosaves in your browser. No account, no upload, and the whole studio runs from a single file.
Upload a photo and show or hide it per layout. The studio reminds you that many US and UK employers prefer resumes without one.
A word processor never tells you a bullet has no number. The studio does, before anyone else reads it.
Six tested layouts with real typographic hierarchy. No fiddling with margins, tabs or broken page breaks.
Worked resumes show the phrasing pattern for each role, not empty boxes with "Your Job Title" inside.
Runs in your browser from one file. Export to paper, PDF or the web whenever you are ready.
No. Open Resume Studio in a modern browser and start typing. There is nothing to sign up for.
In your browser's local storage on this device. Clearing site data or switching browsers starts a fresh draft, so save a PDF or an HTML copy once you are happy with it.
Use US Letter for the United States and Canada, and A4 almost everywhere else. The preview, page guides and print settings all follow your choice.
Only where it is expected locally. Many US and UK employers prefer resumes without one, so the portrait is off until you switch it on.
Yes. Load the Recent Graduate example: projects and part-time work carry the page, and the same checks for numbers and action verbs apply.
Load a worked example that matches your role, swap in your facts, and clear the flagged items until the score reads Interview-ready.
Open the studioGet in touch
Resume Studio is made by MicroHelp Computing Services Pte Ltd, a Singapore IT consultancy. Tell us what worked, what broke, or what you would like built next.