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Resume to portfolio

Turn your resume into a portfolio website.

You have already written your details once. Choose your resume file and it fills in the form for you, so you start from a nearly finished page and not an empty one. You can do this before you create an account.

Try it with your details

No account needed until you publish.

How it works

Open the try page, choose a PDF, TXT or Markdown resume of up to 5 MB, and the form fills in with your education, experience, projects and skills. Then look through every field, because no reader gets everything right, especially on heavily designed resumes.

Pick a design, see your details in it, and press Publish when it looks right.

What to add that your resume leaves out

A resume is short by design, and a portfolio does not have to be. For each project, add what problem it solved, what you personally did, and what happened as a result. Add links to the live work or the code.

On a paid plan you can also add a picture for each project in the premium designs. Pictures are often what make someone stop and read.

Your resume stays yours

Your page does not replace your resume. Keep both, and put the link to your page on the resume, so anyone reading the short version can see the full one.

Common questions

Which file types can I upload?

PDF, TXT and Markdown files, up to 5 MB.

Do I have to sign up first?

No. You can upload your resume on the try page with no account, and sign up only when you publish.

What if something is read wrongly?

Everything lands in a normal form, so you can correct or delete anything before it goes live.

Try it with your details

No account needed until you publish.