Build a resume that gets you the interview call.

Free Online Resume Builder

JobJankari's resume builder lets you create a professional resume, CV or Indian bio-data directly in your browser, free of cost. Choose from five templates, fill in your details on the left, and watch a print-ready A4 preview build itself on the right. There is no sign-up, no email verification and no limit on how many times you can edit or download your resume.

How to Create a Resume Online

Start by choosing a resume type at the top of the tool — professional, fresher, experienced, simple or bio-data. Enter your personal details, add a short summary, and fill in your education and work history section by section. The preview on the right updates as you type, so you can see exactly how each change looks before you download it. Once you are happy with the result, use the Download Resume PDF button to save a print-ready copy.

How to Make a Resume for Freshers

If you are writing your first resume, lead with education, skills and any internships or academic projects rather than work experience, since you may not have much of it yet. A short, honest career objective at the top helps recruiters understand what role you are looking for. The Fresher Resume type in this tool arranges the sections in this order automatically, so you do not have to think about the layout.

Professional Resume Format

A professional resume format typically follows this order: contact details, a short summary, work experience (most recent first), education, and skills, followed by optional sections like projects or certifications. Keep formatting consistent — same date format, same bullet style — and keep the whole document to one or two pages wherever possible.

Indian Bio-Data Format

A bio-data, commonly used in India for both job and matrimonial purposes, includes personal details that a Western-style resume usually leaves out — date of birth, gender, nationality, marital status, and parents' names — along with a declaration line, place, date and signature. The Indian Bio-Data template in this tool is built around this format so you do not need to rearrange anything manually.

ATS-Friendly Resume

Many companies use Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) to scan resumes before a human ever reads them. ATS-friendly resumes use standard section headings, plain fonts, selectable text and simple single-column layouts rather than heavy graphics or tables. The Simple/Minimal and Professional Two-Column templates in this tool are labelled ATS Friendly because they follow these principles, though no resume builder can guarantee that every ATS will parse a resume perfectly.

Resume vs CV vs Bio-Data

A resume is a short, one-to-two-page summary of your skills and experience, generally used for private-sector jobs. A CV (curriculum vitae) is longer and more detailed, commonly used for academic, research or government roles where a complete history of publications and qualifications matters. A bio-data is an India-specific format that adds personal and family details alongside work history, and is used for both job applications and matrimonial profiles. This tool can produce any of the three depending on the type and template you choose.

What Information Should Be Included in a Resume?

At a minimum, a resume should include your name and contact details, a short summary or objective, your education, and your skills. Add work experience, projects, certifications and achievements as they become relevant to your career stage. Leave out fields that do not apply to you — an empty field on a printed resume looks unfinished, and this tool automatically hides any section or field you leave blank.