Three steps, about a minute
The tedious part is reading a resume and turning it into a website. That's the part we do.
Upload
Drop in your resume as a PDF or Word file. Nothing to format, nothing to copy out by hand.
Parse
We extract the text and turn it into structured sections: experience, education, skills, projects. You review and adjust.
Publish
Pick a template, choose your address, and go live. Editing later never breaks the site that's already up.
Everything that comes
with the link
Five things the product does once your resume is in. All of them are included on the free plan except the last one.
- Basic info
- Experience
- Education
- Skills
- Projects
- Achievements
Your PDF, read properly
Drop in the resume you already have. We pull out the text and sort it into the sections a portfolio is made of, so you start from something filled in rather than an empty form.
Nine structures, not nine colours
A fixed sidebar. A career timeline. A work-first grid. A terminal. Switching template rebuilds the page around your content instead of repainting the same layout.
- Real selectable text, never an image of text
- A single column, so reading order matches visual order
- Standard section headings a parser recognises
- No tables, text boxes, headers or footers holding content
- A date range beside every role and qualification
A matching resume that machines can read
The same content also renders as a PDF resume, checked against the five rules that decide whether applicant tracking software can read it at all. Single column, real text, headings a parser knows.
dhirender.fromyourcv.com
Edit as long as you like. Nobody sees it.
A frozen snapshot. Editing again never breaks it.
A link you can put in an email
Every portfolio publishes to its own address. Your live site is a snapshot, so you can keep editing the draft for weeks and nothing changes for visitors until you publish again.
Find out if anyone opened it
Views over time, which pages held attention, and where the traffic came from. The part a PDF attachment can never tell you.
34 genuinely different templates
Not one layout in 34 colours. Nine different structures: A fixed sidebar, a career timeline, a work-first grid, a terminal. Pick the one that sounds like you.
Quiet, generous whitespace, nothing shouting.
Dark, monospaced, unapologetically technical.
Grid lines, measured type, drafting-table blue.
Warm serif, book-like margins, unhurried.
A portfolio that keeps itself current
Connect the places you already work. Your site updates without you remembering to update it.
GitHub
Pull in your public repositories with names, descriptions, stars and languages, and refresh them whenever you like.
Repos, stars, languagesMedium
Your latest published articles appear automatically, with titles, links and dates, straight from your feed.
Recent articlesLeetCode
Show problems solved by difficulty and your ranking, as a compact stats widget rather than a wall of numbers.
Solved counts, rankingFree to publish. Paid when it's earning its keep.
A real portfolio at a real address costs nothing. Pro adds the automation and the numbers.
Starter
Everything you need to put a real portfolio online.
Free forever. No card required.
Questions people actually ask
It's stored in a private bucket only you can reach, through short-lived links generated for your account. The extracted text stays private too. It never appears on your published site unless you put it in a section yourself.
Yes, and you should. Parsing gives you a filled-in starting point, not a finished site. Every section is fully editable, and you can add, remove and reorder anything.
No. Your live site is a frozen snapshot taken when you hit Publish. You can edit the draft as much as you like; nothing changes for visitors until you publish again.
Every portfolio gets a username.fromyourcv.com address free. Custom domains aren't available yet. It's on the roadmap, and we'd rather say so than imply otherwise.
Your portfolio stays published and your content stays yours. You lose the Pro-only features (premium templates and integration syncing) and the site keeps running. Visit analytics stays.
No. There's nothing to install and nothing to deploy. Upload, edit, publish.