A clean one- or two-column layout is the safest starting point in Word.
Use clear sections like summary, experience, education, and skills.
Review spacing, alignment, and overflow issues before exporting.
Word can be the draft tool, but PDF is often the safer final format.
Header: name, city, phone, email
Summary: 3-4 lines
Experience: reverse chronological bullets
Education and skills: short, relevant, and readable
Use a more controlled online flow if you do not want to manage Word formatting manually.
Start from a ready layout instead of building the entire document in Word.
Start from a clean empty structure if you want to build each section manually.
Review cleaner modern layouts before trying to reproduce them in Word.
Use this page if you specifically need an editable Word template file.
Turn the Word draft into a cleaner final file that stays stable across devices.
Review a PDF-focused template workflow before the final export step.
See how to use the final PDF in LinkedIn profile and application flows.
Convert the Word draft to a cleaner file and send it more professionally.
Compare ready structures instead of building everything from scratch in Word.
Use AI for faster draft text before placing it into the final layout.
Build a cleaner, ATS-aware CV on app.cvmaker.tr and export the final version directly as PDF.