Ten layouts. The same words come out of all of them.A template decides where your experience sits on the page, how much of it fits, and whether a parser can find it. It does not decide what you have done. Read what each one is for before you commit a resume to it.Five are free and stay free. Five are Pro, and Pro buys layout and volume — <1>verified employment</1> is the same on both plans, because credibility is not something a plan should be able to sell you.The preview is the layout's block structure, drawn to A4 proportions. It is not a photograph of a finished document, because your document does not exist yet.Column (Free). Skills and tools live in a narrow left column so the experience prose is not carrying a list of forty technologies.Countersign (Free). Ledger with a countersignature column: each verified role carries its confirmation on the same line, and unverified roles simply do not.Docket (Pro). Thesis compressed into two columns for a hard page limit. New, and it shows: nobody has rated it yet.Dossier (Pro). A header block and a real summary paragraph, for the readers who want the argument before the evidence.First (Free). Education above experience and a real projects block, so a short work history is not the first thing the page apologises for.Folio (Free). The tightest layout here. It fits more, and it reads as a record rather than as a pitch — which suits some readers and not others.Index (Pro). Two dense columns. It fits the most of any layout here, and it is the one most likely to need an ATS check before you send it.Ledger (Free). One column, ruled sections, nothing decorative. The layout every parser reads correctly and no reader complains about.Margin (Pro). Dates sit in their own rail against a hairline, so the shape of a career is legible before a word of it is read.Plain (Free). No rules, no columns, and no styling a parser has to guess at. The safest layout to send into a system you know nothing about.Thesis (Pro). The only layout here that expects to run past two pages, with a numbered publications section that keeps its numbering across a page break.Switching template moves your words; it never edits them. A weak bullet is weak in all ten. The <1>career tools</1> are where the wording gets worked on.Two-column layouts are read correctly by most systems and badly by a few, and we cannot tell you which one an employer runs. Run the <1>ATS check</1> on the export.A Pro layout is a layout. The verified mark comes from a named company countersigning a role, and it looks identical on the free templates — <1>how that works</1>.Every template exports to PDF and DOCX. On Free the export carries a small ClearHire mark in the footer; on Pro it does not. That is the whole difference in the exported file.Ten layouts. The same words come out of all of them. on ClearHire.

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Ten layouts. The same words come out of all of them.

A template decides where your experience sits on the page, how much of it fits, and whether a parser can find it. It does not decide what you have done. Read what each one is for before you commit a resume to it.

Five are free and stay free. Five are Pro, and Pro buys layout and volume — verified employment is the same on both plans, because credibility is not something a plan should be able to sell you.

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It does not write anything

Switching template moves your words; it never edits them. A weak bullet is weak in all ten. The career tools are where the wording gets worked on.

It does not guarantee a parse

Two-column layouts are read correctly by most systems and badly by a few, and we cannot tell you which one an employer runs. Run the ATS check on the export.

It does not add credibility

A Pro layout is a layout. The verified mark comes from a named company countersigning a role, and it looks identical on the free templates — how that works.

Every template exports to PDF and DOCX. On Free the export carries a small ClearHire mark in the footer; on Pro it does not. That is the whole difference in the exported file.