Anchor
Any
Bold and grounded: a two-tone name above a dark contact bar, with accent-ruled headings.
Templates
ATS-friendly templates for your CV or resume, with adjustable color, density, and spacing. Pick the one closest to your industry — you can switch templates without losing content.
Any
Bold and grounded: a two-tone name above a dark contact bar, with accent-ruled headings.
Mid–Senior
Built for Bangladeshi employers: a private-sector CV on a fixed label gutter, with a full-measure academic qualification table.
Any
Built for Bangladeshi employers: centred masthead, six-column academic qualification table and an optional personal details block.
Junior
Built for Bangladeshi employers: a fresh-graduate CV with numbered sections and a six-column academic table.
Any
Creative and organised: a slim sidebar for education and skills beside a roomy column for your experience.
Mid–Senior
Corporate and composed: a strong name, a slate contact band and a clear four-column skills grid.
Mid–Senior
Clean and corporate: an accent role line, accent-ruled headings and room for a photo beside your name.
Mid–Senior
Full-width accent header band over a tinted sidebar and white main column.
Mid–Senior
Measured and authoritative: a serif masthead over a fine double rule, with section titles set in a quiet left margin.
Executive
Refined and executive: a spaced capital masthead, centred small-capital headings and a short accent underline.
Any
Classic typeset look: small-capital headings over fine rules, set in a serif face in the tradition of academic CVs.
Mid–Senior
Heavy and industrial: a capital masthead and thick rules that hold a dense page firmly together.
Any
Warm and balanced: your experience leads on the left while education and skills sit neatly to the right.
Any
Soft and minimal: understated grey labels with a single calm accent on employers and tools.
Mid–Senior
Structured and steady: a colour spine down the page and a margin column that keeps every date in line.
Any
Academic and formal: a spaced capital masthead and ruled title-case headings for research, teaching and public service.
Any
Airy and minimal: generous line spacing and quiet grey section labels that let your experience lead.
Mid–Senior
Your career as a timeline: dates in a margin column, a rail of markers and green accents that guide the eye.
Mid–Senior
Clean sans-serif layout with strong typographic hierarchy.
Any
Modern and energetic: icon-marked contacts, emblem headings and your strengths up front as crisp chips.
Executive
A letterhead for senior roles: a monogram beside a serif name, bronze details and quietly ruled section titles.
Executive
Luxe serif masthead with a slim full-height accent rail and airy spacing.
Any
Modern and vivid: pill-shaped section labels, date tags and outlined skill chips give every section a clear marker.
Mid–Senior
Monogram header and tracked small-caps on a single restrained accent.
Any
A centred, timeless layout with an italic role line and quietly ruled section headings.
Mid–Senior
Bold and confident: a full-width colour banner carries your name and contacts above crisp, well-ruled sections.
Mid–Senior
Precise and technical: compact type, slash-separated contacts and section headings marked with a slim accent bar.
Mid–Senior
Quiet-luxury layout with an initials monogram and fine detailing.
Any
Premium duotone gradient header with tinted accent panels.
Executive
Traditional serif resume with centered header and justified body.
Mid–Senior
Corporate two-column with a clean sidebar for skills and contact.
Executive
Density-optimized single page for long, senior careers.
Any
Designer-focused with a tinted sidebar and bold headings.
Any
Magazine-grade serif masthead with a refined rule system.
Mid–Senior
Refined serif editorial layout with airy, luxury spacing.
Executive
Premium two-column with a bold accent sidebar and serif body.
Any
Maximum whitespace, dark-gray text, no color accents.
Mid–Senior
Dramatic dark charcoal sidebar with luminous accent highlights.
Choose the design that suits the job you are applying for, not the most striking one. Four questions settle most choices.
Most Bangladeshi employers expect a photo, especially banks, schools, NGOs and government offices. Use a recent photo (last 6 months); for government forms, follow the circular. For international or remote roles, leave it off unless the job ad asks for one. Every template has an optional photo slot, so you can turn it on or off without changing the design.
One page suits most freshers; two pages is fine once you have relevant internships, projects or research. Government and bank formats that ask for personal details often run to two. If you are only a few lines over, lower the density setting rather than cutting a strong point.
Applicant tracking software reads text, not design. A template works with it when the text is real and selectable (never a picture of text), runs in one reading order, and sits under standard headings such as Experience, Education and Skills. Every design here starts in a single column; 7 also offer an optional two-column layout. Keep the single column when you apply through a job portal. No template can guarantee a pass with a particular employer's system, so check your finished file with the free ATS checker; how the score works lists every check.
Three templates follow the layout local recruiters know: room for personal details, an academic qualification table with each exam's group or subject, board or university, result and year, and an optional signature line. Dhaka suits government and NGO jobs and other formal applications; Padma suits banks and private companies; Shapla suits fresh graduates. See them filled in: the teacher sample (Dhaka), the bank job sample (Padma) and the fresher sample (Shapla). The rules behind the format are in the Bangladesh CV format guide.