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CV Builder (Arabic & English)

A clean, ATS-friendly CV in English or Arabic — fill it in and download the PDF.

Completely private: it runs in your browser and your files never leave your device. Free, no sign-up.

About you

Experience

Education

Skills & more

Saved on this device only — nothing is sent to us. In the print window choose “Save as PDF”.

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A CV that both software and people can read

Many employers in Lebanon and the Gulf now filter CVs with an applicant tracking system (ATS) before anyone reads them. Fancy templates with columns, icons and text inside images often come out scrambled — or empty. This builder makes a clean one-column CV with real text and standard headings, which is what those systems read best.

Fill in your details, experience, education, skills and languages, and watch the preview update. Switch the CV to Arabic for a right-to-left layout with Arabic headings. When you are happy, download it as a PDF from your browser’s print window.

Writing tips that get interviews

  • Start each achievement with a verb and add a number: “Grew sales 30%”, “Led a team of 6”.
  • Copy the important words from the job ad into your summary and experience — if they are true.
  • Keep it to one page under 10 years of experience, two at most after that.
  • Check the result with our free ATS checker before you apply.

How to use it

  1. Fill in your details, experience and skills.
  2. Choose English or Arabic and a layout.
  3. Download your CV as a PDF.

Questions

Is the CV ATS-friendly?

Yes. It uses one column, real text, standard section names and no tables or images in the text, which is what applicant tracking systems read best.

Where is my information saved?

Only in this browser, so you can come back and edit. Nothing is sent to our server. “Delete my data” removes it completely.

Can I make an Arabic CV?

Yes — switch the CV language to Arabic and it lays out right-to-left with Arabic section names.