Plume

The AI assistant rewrites your summary, tightens experience bullets and adjusts the whole resume to match a specific job offer. Its suggestions show up directly in the preview so you can accept or ignore each one as you go. This is Pro-only, and it's the main reason to pay.

Drop in an existing resume and Plume reads it, pulling out your experience, education and skills to fill the editor automatically. Scans and photos go through text recognition first, so you only need to double-check your name, email and phone afterward. Retyping an old CV is the single most tedious part of job hunting, and this skips it entirely.

Each template controls structure, layout, page background, colors and font pairing at once, so a single click reshapes the whole document. The catalogue renders every thumbnail with your own content, letting you judge the fit before you apply it. Switching templates never moves your text.

Reorder sections, hide or rename them, and add custom blocks whenever the standard categories don't cover what you need. Colors, fonts, line height, margins and one- or two-column layouts are all adjustable, so you can shape a resume that looks deliberate rather than pulled from a stock design.

What you see in the preview is what downloads. Plume paginates the editor exactly like the PDF, so a resume squeezed onto one page stays there. Export is unlimited and watermark-free on the free plan.

Plume grades how well a resume reads to applicant tracking systems and suggests corrections you can apply in one click. Since most mid-size and large employers screen applicants with software before a recruiter ever opens a file, a low score can mean a human never sees your resume at all.

The free plan covers the full editor, all templates, custom design, unlimited PDF export and 2 saved resumes. No credit card. No watermark on the output either, which is unusual for a free resume maker at this price.