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Resume Builder Online for Free — Australia

Fill in one short form and print a clean, ATS-friendly A4 resume built for Australian hiring: a work-rights line, no photo, no date of birth and Australian spelling. Everything happens in your browser — nothing is uploaded and nothing is locked behind a paywall.

A4, not US Letter Work-rights line included Save as PDF in one tap Copy plain text

Build your resume

Five short sections. Sections are collapsed when they are optional — open one to fill it in.

1 · Your details name and email required

Full name

Target job title

Match the words used in the job ad.

Email

Mobile

04XX XXX XXX or +61 4XX XXX XXX. Leave blank to omit.

Suburb

State or territory

Free text is fine — it is normalised to NSW, VIC, QLD…

Work rights

Printed as a plain line. Never state your visa subclass.

2 · Professional summary optional

Two or three sentences

0 / 500 characters

Say what you do, how long, and what you are known for.

3 · Experience up to 4 roles

4 · Education up to 3

5 · Skills 0 of 15

Add a skill

Comma or Enter to add · maximum 15 · duplicates are ignored, including different capitalisation.

Free forever — no sign-up, no paywall, no watermark. In the print dialog choose “Save as PDF”. On iPhone the share sheet opens: tap “Save to Files”.

Live A4 preview

Fits 1 A4 page

Hairlines show where each A4 page ends. The printed sheet is plain single-column text — no tables, no icons, no photo — so applicant tracking systems can read it.

Built for Australian hiring, not American templates

Most free builders are US products with a photo box and a Letter-sized page. This one assumes you are applying in Australia.

A4, never US Letter

The page is 210 × 297 mm, so a printed copy lines up with every other document in an Australian interview folder.

Work-rights line

One plain line — citizen, permanent resident or visa — placed under your contact details, without naming a visa subclass.

No photo, no date of birth

Australian recruiters discard photos and personal details under anti-discrimination practice. The form never asks for them.

ATS-safe single column

Text only: no tables, no text boxes, no icons, no columns. Applicant tracking systems read it in the same order you do.

Suburb and state, not “Sydney, Australia”

Free-text state entry is accepted and normalised to NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, ACT or NT.

Plain-text fallback

Seek and LinkedIn both have paste-only fields. One tap copies the same resume as plain text.

How it works

Step 1

Fill the short form

Name, contact, summary, roles, education and skills. Sections stay open as you work, and every field is optional except your name and email.

Step 2

Watch the A4 preview

The page updates as you type, with hairlines marking each page break and a badge telling you whether it fits one or two pages.

Step 3

Download or copy

Pick “Save as PDF” in the print dialog, or copy the plain-text version for a job-board paste field. No account, no watermark.

FAQ

Is it really free, with no sign-up?

Yes. There is no account, no email gate, no trial and no watermark. The builder runs entirely in your browser, so there is nothing for us to charge for.

Where is my data stored?

Nowhere. Nothing is uploaded — not your name, not your phone number. Close the tab and it is gone, so download the PDF before you leave.

How do I save the PDF on a phone?

Tap Download PDF / Print. On Android choose “Save as PDF”. On iPhone the share sheet opens — tap “Save to Files” (or “Print”, then pinch the preview and share it). Everything stays free either way.

Should my resume be one page or two?

One page if you have under about five years of experience, two if you have more. The badge above the preview tells you where you stand, and the builder never squeezes text below 10pt to hide the problem.

What should the work-rights line say?

Keep it to citizen, permanent resident, or visa with full or restricted work rights. Never quote a visa subclass or an expiry date — the four options in the form are the phrasings recruiters expect.

Do I need an Australian phone number or address?

A local mobile and a suburb help, but an overseas number still prints correctly — the mobile field accepts +61 and international forms and warns you if the format looks off.