Build your resume, step by step

Answer in your own words. We write the resume without inventing anything.

Step 1 of 6

Which job are you aiming for?

For example: sales assistant apprentice, sales associate, junior web developer.

Your resume will follow French conventions.

How it works

  1. 1. Answer 6 simple questions

    Your target job, the country you're applying in, your experience (or your projects if you don't have any yet), your education, your skills and your interests. Write in your own words, the way you would say it.

  2. 2. The AI writes your resume

    It turns your answers into clear resume lines with action verbs. It never adds a company, a degree or a number you didn't give.

  3. 3. Review, pick a template, download

    The resume opens in the editor: fix anything you like, pick a template and a color, then download it or compare it to a job offer.

Who is it for?

Anyone who doesn't have a resume yet or wants to start from a blank page: students and apprentices, first job, career change, returning to work, moving abroad. Already have a resume? Analyze it to fix it instead.

Frequently asked questions

Is creating a resume with CVpass free?

The first draft is free and shows your resume as a preview. The full text, rewrites and the watermark-free PDF come with Pro, Premium or the 3-month Pass.

Does the AI make things up?

No. It only rewords what you answered. An automatic check then restores companies, dates and degrees exactly as you entered them, and removes any number you didn't give. You review everything in the editor.

Will the resume get past applicant tracking systems?

It uses a single-column layout, standard section headings and real text in the PDF, which ATS software reads best. You can then compare it to a job offer to add the missing keywords.

Can I create a resume to apply abroad?

Yes. Choose the country in the first question: the resume follows its conventions (language, photo, personal details, length), for example for the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany or Switzerland.