Edit your CV on the page you'll send.
The preview beside your editor is built from the same template your PDF is, so you are choosing a layout on the page rather than guessing at one.
Free: all 12 templates, with 3 saved CVs at a time and 3 PDF exports a month.
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Change anything without breaking anything
Reorder a section without breaking the structure
Edit and reorder 6 structured sections. Dates, titles, and headings stay machine-readable when you move them.
Make it look like yours
Fonts, text size, spacing density, page numbers, and date style are all yours to set. Save a colour theme once and reuse it across your CVs.
Go back a version without losing this one
Restore an earlier version without overwriting anything. The restored copy becomes a new version, so you can reverse that decision too.
A failed save stops the download
Download sends your latest edit before it builds the file. If a save has already failed, the export stops rather than building from an older copy.
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What this screen shows
Section reordering, with the preview updating beside it.
Writing help you can check
Stuck on a bullet? Ask for another version. It arrives naming what it drew on, and it waits there until you decide.
The citation comes with the suggestion
Every suggestion names what it drew on. A suggestion with nothing to cite is rejected before it appears.
Apply or reject, and nothing in between
The proposal stays beside the field until you apply it. Reject it and your original text stays untouched.
See what it actually changed
Compare the suggestion with your current wording before you decide which version is better.
Your goal sets the register, never the claim
Your career context can shape the tone. The facts still have to come from your profile, the field you are editing, and the posting when there is one.
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What this screen shows
A suggestion card with its Evidence line, Apply, and the Changes view open.
12 templates, 4 layouts
Choose from 8 single-column templates, 2 with a left sidebar, 1 with a right sidebar, and 1 with dates in the margin. All 12 are free, and on the 9 single-column and ledger layouts you can reorder every section.
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Built to survive the software that reads it first
The first thing to read your CV is not a person. Every template uses one clear title, real section headings, and no tables, and that holds when you reorder sections, including on the sidebar layouts.
Questions about the Studio
Yes, and you don't have to retype it: upload a PDF or DOCX under 10MB, check what Xadaro reads, and correct it before it reaches your profile. Every CV you build here reads from that profile rather than holding its own copy, so a fix in the profile reaches all of them unless you changed that line on one CV. A CV you tailor to a job is different: it's forked the moment you tailor it, so later profile edits never rewrite what you sent.
The template, the colour theme, 3 font slots for heading, body, and accent text, the text size, the spacing density, page numbers and their style, and the date format. A saved colour theme is shared by every CV that uses it; everything else on this list belongs to the one CV.
It is told not to, and it has to cite what it drew on before the suggestion can render at all. A second pass then reads the draft back for dates, figures, and company names your profile can't account for, and on this surface a suggestion that trips it is dropped rather than handed to you with a warning on it. Those are 3 specific kinds of invention, not a promise to check every word, which is why the last gate is still you pressing Apply.
On the 3 templates that show one. You pick the crop, and we re-save it as a square image, which strips the location data cameras embed. We never send it in a writing request.