Create your professional CV online

CV Creator is an online CV builder that helps you create a professional CV without having to design or format the document yourself.

You can start with a new CV or import an existing one, then complete and edit each section directly in the builder. Your chosen design is applied automatically while you focus on your experience, skills and the information employers actually need.

Once your CV is ready, you can review the final result and download it as a PDF for your applications.

Creating a CV online with CV Creator is straightforward:

• Choose a CV design that suits your profile and industry.
• Add your details, including your work experience, education and skills.
• Use the available tools and AI writing assistance to help improve your content.
• Preview your CV and make any final changes.
• Download your finished CV as a PDF when you’re ready to apply.

If you already have a CV, you can also import it instead of entering all your information again.

You can start creating your CV for free and explore the CV builder before choosing to download your finished document.

Full access costs £1.99 for 14 days. After this introductory period, the subscription renews at £14.99 per month and can be cancelled at any time.

Your subscription includes:

• unlimited CV creation and editing;
• unlimited cover letters;
• access to all available CV templates;
• customer support when you need help.

If you already know what you want to include, you can make a CV in just a few minutes. Starting with an existing CV can make the process even quicker.

If you’re creating your first CV or changing career, it’s worth spending more time on the content. A good CV isn’t just about filling in the sections: your experience, skills and achievements should be relevant to the job you want.

Yes. You can import an existing CV and use its content as the starting point for your new CV, rather than rebuilding everything from scratch.

This is particularly useful if you simply want to update an older CV, change its design or improve its content before applying for a new position.

No. That’s one of the main reasons for using an online CV builder.

CV Creator takes care of the structure and presentation of your document. You choose your preferred design and add your information; the builder handles the formatting.

You don’t need to know how to use Word, create columns, adjust margins or spend time trying to keep everything aligned.

The exact content depends on your experience and the position you’re applying for, but most UK CVs should include:

• contact details;
• a short personal profile;
• work experience;
• education and qualifications;
• relevant skills.

You can also add sections such as languages, certifications, interests or other relevant information when they strengthen your application.

The key is to keep your CV relevant to the job you’re applying for rather than including information simply to fill the page.

Yes. Once you’re happy with the result, you can download your CV as a PDF.

PDF is particularly useful for job applications because it preserves your CV’s layout and formatting when the recruiter opens the document on another device.

Our CVs use clear layouts, readable typography and well-defined sections to help Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) identify the information in your CV.

But the design is only part of an ATS-friendly CV. Your content matters too. In particular, you should:

• use clear job titles and section headings;
• include skills and terminology relevant to the vacancy;
• describe your experience accurately;
• tailor your CV to the position rather than sending the same version everywhere.

No CV builder can guarantee that a candidate will pass an ATS, but good structure and relevant content give your CV a stronger foundation.

Yes. CV Creator can be used on mobile, tablet and desktop, so you don’t need to be sitting at a computer to work on your CV.

You can add information, edit your content and preview the result directly from your device.

Yes. CV Creator includes AI writing assistance to help when you’re unsure how to describe your experience or formulate parts of your CV.

For example, it can help you turn basic information about a role into a clearer professional description. You remain in control of the final content: review any suggestions and only keep information that accurately reflects your real experience and skills.