What this tool does

It puts together a clear, well-structured CV using the details you provide about your work history, skills and education. You tell it the role you are aiming for, and it shapes the content so the most relevant parts stand out to anyone reading it.

The idea is to save you the hours usually spent tinkering with layouts, headings and bullet points, so you can focus on what you actually want to say about yourself.

When to use it

This is for anyone who needs a CV but is not sure where to start or how to pull their experience into a sensible shape. That might be your first job after school or university, a return to work after time away, a career change where your existing CV no longer fits, or simply an update after a few years in the same role.

It is also useful if you have a CV already but feel it reads like a list of duties rather than a proper summary of what you can offer. You can use the tool to rework the content around a specific job title, so each application feels more targeted.

How it works

You fill in a few short sections: the role you want, your previous jobs and what you did in them, your skills, and your qualifications. The tool then produces a tidy CV in plain English that you can copy, edit and save in your own documents. Nothing you enter is stored after you leave the page, so you can use it as often as you like without worrying about your details sitting on a server somewhere. If the first version is not quite right, tweak your answers and run it again until it reads the way you want.