Your next interview starts
with a better resume.

OMG Resume is an online AI resume builder and CV maker that takes you from a blank page to a finished, ATS-friendly application. You choose an editable template, write directly on the page, and use an AI assistant to improve wording, import an existing CV, translate sections and draft a matching cover letter. Every AI change is shown for your approval before it is applied.

• Resume and CV builder
• AI assistant you approve
• Cover letters and portfolio websites
• Resume examples by job

Yes. Creating and editing your resume is free, including every template and design control. You pay only when you want to download PDFs: $30 for one month, $54 for 3 months, $72 for 6 months, which works out at $12 a month on the longest plan. Paid access gives unlimited PDF downloads for that period. AI requests use the allowance on your account.

• Free: build, edit, design, save
• PDF downloads from $30 a month
• No template is locked behind a higher tier

Yes. Every template is built from real, selectable text with standard section headings and a clear reading order. Applicant tracking systems read text, not pictures of text, so your name, job titles, dates and skills are kept as text in every design. To help further: keep headings conventional (Experience, Education, Skills), keep key details out of images, and mirror the skills named in the job description.

• Real text in every layout
• Standard headings
• One, two or three columns

Pick a template, add your experience, refine it with AI, adjust the design and export a PDF. You can start from a blank template, from a resume example written for your job, or by uploading the CV you already have as a PDF or Word file. Click any line to edit it on the page, ask the assistant for improvements, then change columns, fonts and colours without retyping anything.

• 1. Choose a template or example
• 2. Add or import your experience
• 3. Improve it with AI
• 4. Design and export

AI can draft and sharpen your resume, but the strongest result comes from your real experience, which is how the OMG Resume assistant works. Describe the change in the editor chat, such as “sharpen my summary” or “show my skills as tags”, or share a PDF, Word file or image. The assistant proposes text, section and design changes from the information you supply. Nothing changes until you approve it, and approved edits can be undone.

• Works from your own facts
• Review before applying
• Undo any change

Yes. Upload a PDF, Word (DOCX) or text file and your resume becomes editable content in a new design. You can also share a supported image with the assistant. Work history, education and skills are placed into sections you can edit, reorder and restyle. Check imported names, dates and job titles before you send an application.

A resume should include contact details, a short summary, work experience with measurable results, skills and education. Lead each bullet with an action verb and include a number where you can: a percentage, an amount, time saved or people reached. Add projects, certifications, languages or volunteering only when they support the role you are applying for. Leave out a photo, date of birth and full address unless they are customary where you are applying.

• Contact details
• Summary
• Experience with results
• Skills
• Education

One page suits most people with under ten years of experience; two pages is normal for senior roles. Recruiters skim quickly, so relevance matters more than length. Academic, medical and research CVs can run longer because publications and grants belong on them. In OMG Resume you can move sections between columns or onto another page and see the page breaks before you export.

In the US and Canada a resume is a one- to two-page summary, while a CV is a longer academic record; elsewhere the two words usually mean the same document. In the UK, Europe, South Asia and much of the world, “CV” is simply the everyday word for a job application document. OMG Resume makes both: choose a compact one-page layout or a multi-page design with as many sections as your career needs.

Yes. A cover letter can be drafted from the CV you have already written, so your details stay consistent. Choose “Make cover letter” from a CV, or pick a CV when you create a letter. Add the role or paste the job description and the letter is drafted around your experience. It has its own on-page editor and matching templates.

Yes. Ask the assistant to translate a section and review the result beside your original before applying it. Names, dates, employers and figures are kept as they are while the wording is translated. The public demo shows French, German and Bengali. Always have a fluent reader check a translated CV before it goes to an employer.

OMG Resume gives you full design control and an AI assistant that never changes your resume without your approval. Many builders lock layouts or apply AI rewrites directly. Here every template stays editable down to columns, fonts, headers and backgrounds, editing is free, and each AI suggestion is shown first. The same profile then feeds your cover letter and a portfolio website, with resume examples written for your job.

• Approve every AI edit
• One, two or three columns in any template
• Free to build and edit
• CV, cover letter and portfolio together

Open Export in the editor and download a PDF. PDF downloads need active paid access or a complimentary download offer on your account. Before you share it, check the final wording, contact details and page breaks in the preview.

Not yet. Today your workspace keeps every CV and cover letter together; job search and application tracking are coming soon. In the workspace you can search, sort and reorder your documents, so each application has its own CV and letter. A job search and tracker agent, for finding matching roles and following each application, is listed on the pricing page as coming soon.

Yes. Start a portfolio from a CV or a blank site and publish a shareable page. Choose section templates, add selected projects and images, and edit the website independently of your CV. You can preview it before publishing.

Your CVs, cover letters and assistant conversations are kept in your own account. The public example library is separate from your workspace: the sample CVs there are original, fictional teaching examples, not users’ documents. See the privacy policy for how data is handled.