Free online resume builder: a professional resume in minutes

The Porsino resume builder keeps content and design apart. What you write — experience, education, skills — is saved in a structured form, and the template only decides how it is displayed. That is why you can switch templates at any time without retyping a single line.

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   Choose a template

   A personal resume or a company profile, the document language (Persian or English) and a template. If you like, start with sample content to see the complete look.

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   Enter your details

   Every section has its own form: experience with achievement bullets, skills rated one to five, languages, certificates, projects and awards. A live preview sits next to the form.

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   Adjust the look

   Change the accent color, font (Vazirmatn, Sahel or the system font), text size, photo shape and section order, or hide a section.

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   Download or share

   PDF for sending and printing, Word for application forms that want an editable file, and a public link for LinkedIn, email or messages.

Most online resume builders are made for English only. Persian speakers know the results: disconnected letters, sentences that jumble when they mix numbers or Latin words, Gregorian-only dates and fonts that break in the PDF. The Porsino resume builder was designed right-to-left from the ground up:

• Persian and English from one set of data

  Pick the document language and the section titles, page direction and date format follow. Make an English version too for applications abroad or international companies.

• Jalali calendar

  You enter the month and year; Persian resumes show them in the Persian (Jalali) calendar, and your current job appears as “present”.

• PDF & Word in the same design

  The Word file is not a plain, unformatted text: it keeps the same colors and layout, and Persian fonts stay intact.

• Public resume link

  With one switch your resume gets a public page with a readable address (like porsino.com/cv/your-name) and a PDF download button. Turn it off whenever you like.

• Customizable look

  Color, font, text size, photo shape and section order. Switching templates never touches your data.

• Company profiles too

  For tenders, B2B sales or investor introductions, build a company profile with services, projects, clients, team and certifications.

Recruiters usually spend only a few seconds on the first look at a resume. In that short window they look for three things: what you do, your level, and the results you have achieved. These rules help your resume get past that first screen:

• Keep the professional summary to three or four sentences: specialty, years of experience and one concrete achievement. “Sales specialist with six years in enterprise software sales; grew regional revenue 40% in two years” beats “organized and responsible person” every time.
• For every job, write achievements instead of duties and use numbers wherever you can: percentages, amounts, number of customers, time saved.
• Tailor the resume a little for each job ad. If you genuinely have them, use the ad’s job title and key skills in the same words; screening systems search for exactly those words.
• With less than ten years of experience, one page is enough; more than two pages is almost never needed. Hide less important sections instead of deleting them.
• Add a photo only when it is customary for that job; if you do, choose a formal photo with a plain background.
• Use a professional email address (ideally with your own name) and a reachable phone number; leave unnecessary personal data such as national ID numbers off your resume.

Yes. With a free account you build resumes, use the 12 free templates and get PDF, Word and a public link; only a small “Made with Porsino” mark appears at the bottom of the document. If you want more resumes, all templates or documents without the mark, you activate the “Resume Pro” plan: