Your CV, ready in minutes
in Arabic and English
A free CV builder with nine professional templates and a live ATS compatibility score that tells you what your CV is missing before you send it. Your data stays in your browser, and export to PDF or Word is one click away.
Why this builder?
Built for the Arab market: it handles both text directions, reflects what Gulf employers actually ask for, and produces files that screening systems can read rather than reject.
Live ATS score
A compatibility percentage that updates with every edit, plus a report explaining what is missing: keywords, numbers in your achievements, summary length and contact details.
Arabic and English throughout
Both the interface and the CV switch direction. Write in Arabic and the page flows right-to-left; write in English and it flows left-to-right — no workarounds, no reversed text.
Import your existing CV
Upload a PDF of your old CV and the site reads it inside your browser and fills the fields for you. It even handles two-column layouts.
Export to PDF and Word
A print-quality PDF and a real Word file (.docx) that opens and edits in Word and Google Docs — and that screening systems can parse.
Arrange sections your way
Drag any section where you want it, move it between the main body and the sidebar, or hide it. It is your CV, not a rigid template.
Privacy without trade-offs
Your CV data is stored in your browser. The PDF you upload is read locally and never sent to a server. An account is optional.
How it works, in three steps
- Start from scratch or from your old CV. Fill the fields yourself, or upload a PDF of a previous CV and review what the site extracted.
- Pick a template and tune the look. Nine templates, from plain ATS to a modern two-column layout, with control over colour, font, spacing and margins.
- Check the ATS score, then export. Fix what the report flags, then download a PDF for applications or a Word file for employers who ask for an editable document.
Frequently asked questions
Is it really free?
Yes — no limit on the number of CVs or exports, and no watermark.
Do I need an account?
Yes. Creating one is free and takes under a minute, and it lets you keep several CVs, open them from any device, and pick up where you left off.
Which template is best for applicant tracking systems?
The ATS template: one column, no images or tables, standard section headings. Two-column templates look better but are harder for some systems to parse — full explanation here.
Should I write in Arabic or English?
Write in the language of the job posting. Multinationals in the Gulf usually expect English; government bodies often expect Arabic. Keep both versions ready — the builder saves more than one CV if you sign up.
Ready? Your first CV takes under ten minutes.
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