The free ATS-friendly resume template
One clean, single-column layout that recruiters can skim and parsing software reads correctly. No download, no Word wrestling — fill it in the builder.
Product designer with 4 years of experience in e-commerce. Focused on checkout flows, design systems, and usability testing.
- Redesigned the checkout flow; drop-off fell 31% in three months
- Built a design system used across two product lines
- Ran usability tests with 40+ users and shipped 12 improvements
- Shipped 20+ landing pages and app interfaces for local startups
- Kept every project single-column and parser-friendly
Figma · Prototyping · Design systems · Usability testing · HTML/CSS
The template
Clean Single-Column
The same format we use for every resume made with EasyRezi: machine-readable from top to bottom, easy for a human to skim in seconds.
- Single column — reads top to bottom, in order
- The standard section headings ATS software looks for
- System fonts, so nothing breaks on export
- A4 page with sensible margins
- Fill it in the builder and export a clean PDF
Works for job seekers, students, career changers, and tech candidates.
One template, on purpose.
Why only one template?
More templates don’t mean more interviews. Most rejections tied to the resume itself come from layouts that are hard to scan — so we maintain one format that reads well everywhere, instead of a gallery of risky ones.
Why single column?
Parsing software reads top to bottom. Two columns, text boxes, and sidebars can get read out of order, scrambling your work history before a person ever sees it.
Why so plain?
A recruiter gives a resume seconds, not minutes. Plain formatting puts your titles, dates, and results where they’re found instantly — the design never competes with your experience.