Free online CV builder
Build a job-winning CV
Made for the Zambian job market.
ATS-ready, no watermarks, no subscriptions.
Free to build and preview · Pay only when you download
How it works
A professional CV in four steps
No design skills needed. The builder guides you through each section and shows you the result as you go.
Pick a template
Start from a clean, recruiter-tested layout. Every one exports as a real text-based PDF, not a picture of a CV.
Add your experience
Work through it section by section. AI suggestions help you phrase duties and summaries when you get stuck.
Adjust the design
Change the accent colour, page size and section order until it looks like you. The preview updates as you type.
Download and apply
Export a polished PDF in one click, plus a matching cover letter if you need one. Come back and edit anytime.
Templates
Templates that recruiters can actually read
Every template exports a real text-based PDF with embedded fonts — the kind applicant tracking systems parse cleanly.
Features
Everything you need, nothing you don't
The tools that actually move the needle on getting a reply — and none of the clutter that gets in the way.
AI-powered writing
Intelligent suggestions for your summary, skills and job descriptions, tailored to the Zambian job market.
ATS-optimised format
Clean structure and embedded fonts, so applicant tracking systems read your CV without choking on it.
Live preview
Watch your CV update in real time as you type. No guessing what the PDF will look like.
Matching cover letters
Generate a professional cover letter tailored to a specific job description in seconds.
Made for Zambia
Local formatting conventions, Kwacha pricing, and Mobile Money at checkout. Built with local expertise.
Instant PDF export
A high-quality, text-based PDF ready to email or print. One click, and it's done.
CV tips
What Zambian recruiters look for
Small things that consistently separate a CV that gets a call from one that doesn't.
Tailor your CV to each job
Customise it for every application. Reference the job description's keywords and match your skills accordingly.
Keep it concise
Zambian recruiters prefer 1–2 pages. Focus on achievements rather than responsibilities, and use bullet points.
Highlight local experience
Employers value familiarity with Zambian business practices. Mention local certifications and regional experience.
Use a professional email
An address with your real name. Casual handles create a poor first impression before anyone reads a word.
Your next job starts with a better CV
Free to build and preview. Pay only when you download.