How can we help you?

Pick a template, answer a few questions about your background and the job you're targeting, choose a tone, then preview your resume and cover letter before paying. Most people finish in a few minutes.

On the first step, you can drop in an existing resume (PDF) instead of typing everything from scratch — it pre-fills your experience and background so you only need to adjust what's different for this job.

You can upload a headshot and choose which side of the header it appears on. Not every template shows a photo — if you'd rather not include one, you can remove it before the final preview.

No — there's no password to set up front. You just fill out the form, preview your resume, and pay when you're ready to download. If you subscribe to an unlimited plan, that's recognized on your browser automatically the next time you visit, and you can log in with just your email (a 6-digit code, no password) to pick it up on a different device.

Templates range from clean single-column layouts (safest for strict ATS scanning) to two-column designs with a colored sidebar. If you're applying to large companies with automated screening, a simpler layout is usually the safer bet.

Yes — you can browse all 30 templates and switch at any point before you pay. Your generated content carries over automatically into the new layout.

Yes — if your template supports a photo, you can drag it to either side of the header, or remove it entirely, right from the preview step.

Before you pay, you can edit any section directly in the preview — add or remove sections, rewrite text, and adjust text alignment. Changes are reflected immediately in the preview.

After you finish a resume, this reuses your background, experience, achievements, and tone — you just enter the new job details and pick a template. It still requires payment unless you're on an unlimited plan.

Your cover letter is generated alongside your resume and can be edited as plain text from its own tab in the preview.

"Download PDF" saves a real, selectable-text PDF straight to your device via your browser's print dialog. "Email me a copy" sends both your resume and cover letter as PDF attachments to an email address you enter — handy if you want them somewhere other than the device you're using right now.

Real, selectable text — not a picture of your resume. That matters because most companies scan resumes with ATS software, which can't read text trapped inside an image.

"Copy resume text" copies the plain text of your resume (without colors or layout) — useful for pasting into an online application field. Copying the cover letter works the same way from its own tab.

$2 gets you one resume and cover letter, no strings attached. $5/month or $20/year gets unlimited resumes and cover letters — worth it if you're applying to more than a couple of jobs.

An unlimited plan is remembered automatically on the browser/device you subscribed with. On a new device or after clearing your browser data, go to the login page, enter the email you subscribed with, and we'll send you a 6-digit code — no password to remember.

Unlimited subscribers get every resume and cover letter saved automatically to My Resumes. From there you can reopen and edit any of them, download a fresh PDF, or email a copy — on any device, once you're logged in. The $2 one-time plan doesn't include saved history.

Email us and we'll cancel it for you — there's no self-serve billing page yet.

Go back and try generating the preview again — if it keeps failing, contact us with what you entered and we'll take a look.

Payments are processed by Stripe — if a charge failed, nothing was generated or emailed, and you weren't billed. Try again, or reach out if it keeps happening.

Try again from the confirmation page after payment. If "Email me a copy" says it sent but nothing arrives, check your spam folder first — then contact us if it's genuinely missing.