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USCareerPath Resume Builder
Free resume builder: 10 templates, PDF and DOCX export
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Free resume builder: 10 templates, PDF and DOCX export
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A free resume builder for U.S. job seekers. Pick one of 10 single-column templates, import an existing PDF or DOCX CV, edit with a live preview, and export PDF or DOCX. No account, no watermark. What you type stays in your browser.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Hassan, a software developer based in Pakistan. I write USCareerPath, a site about job searching and pay in the U.S. Building a career with US companies from Pakistan, I kept running into the same problem: the advice was scattered, vague, or hard to trust. I built this site so people in the same spot have one clear, practical place to start.
The resume builder is free and works without an account:
Ten single-column templates: Classic, Modern, Compact, Executive, Minimal, Technical, Academic, Entry, Career Change and Federal.
A live preview that updates as you type, with sections for summary, experience, education, skills, certifications, projects and a custom section. You can reorder sections and entries.
Import an existing CV (text-based PDF or DOCX). It's read in your browser and not uploaded; it's a starting point, so check every field. Scans and multi-column layouts don't work well.
PDF export through your browser's print dialog (choose "Save as PDF" and turn off headers and footers) and a plain DOCX with real headings and bullets.
A JSON backup you can import on another device.
Your draft is autosaved in your browser's localStorage and the code doesn't send it anywhere, so it lives on one device in one browser; use the backup if you care about it. No watermark.
What it doesn't have: AI writing help, an ATS score, a cover letter builder, accounts or cloud save. The DOCX is plain on purpose, so it won't match the preview's fonts. I can't promise how any employer's applicant tracking system will read a file, so I'd suggest pasting the result into a plain text editor to check it.
The same site has a few U.S. pay calculators: take-home pay by state, hourly to salary, W-2 vs 1099, a raise calculator and a 1099 tax estimator. They're estimates for planning, not tax advice.
The site uses cookies, Google Analytics and may show ads, as its privacy policy describes. Your resume text isn't sent to analytics.
I'd like to hear which template you'd drop or add, and if a PDF, DOCX or the CV import goes wrong on a real file. You can write to me at hassan@myuscareerpath.com.