Resume maker for freshers

Make your first resume in minutes: education first, projects and internships instead of job history, in a clean one-page format.

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1 Your details

2 About you

Two or three sentences: what you do, what you're good at, and the job you want.

3 Work experience

Latest job first. No experience yet? Add an internship or part-time work, or skip this.

4 Education

Highest first. Marks as a percentage or CGPA.

5 Skills

Type a skill and press Enter, or tap one below.

Add more sections (optional)

Where is my resume saved?

  • In this browser, on this device. Everything you type is saved automatically as you go. Close the page and come back later: it will still be here.
  • Only you can see it. It isn't sent to us or stored on our server. (When you download, the server makes the PDF and throws it away.)
  • It can be lost if you clear your browser's history or data, use a private / incognito window, or switch to another browser or phone.

Keep a backup, or move it to another device

Download a small backup file. Keep it safe (email it to yourself, or save it to Google Drive). On any device, open this page and press Restore to bring your resume back.

The backup is a .json file: it's for restoring here, not for sending to employers. Send employers the PDF.

Sign in to download your resume

Downloading needs a free FitMyKB account. It takes under a minute, and your resume stays right here while you sign in (a new tab opens).

We never store your resume. It stays in your browser; the server only makes the PDF and throws it away.

What a fresher's resume needs

Put education at the top: degree, college, year and marks. Then projects, internships and training, which show what you can do. Add skills you can prove, certifications, and achievements such as ranks, competitions or leadership roles. One page is enough.

Writing it well

Start each point with an action word: built, analysed, organised, led. Add numbers where you can, like '120 students' or 'reduced errors by 30%'. Match your skills to the job description, and keep the summary to two lines that say what role you're looking for.

Ready for campus and online applications

The Compact design uses standard headings and a single column, so portals like Naukri and company career sites read it correctly, and it prints cleanly for walk-in interviews. Save the PDF with your name in the file name, which the download does for you.

Use cases

Campus placements

Make a one-page resume that puts education, projects and internships first, the way freshers' resumes should.

Internship applications

A short, tidy resume for internships when you have no job experience yet.

Government and private job forms

Download a PDF resume for portals that ask for one along with the application.

How it works

  1. Start with education, then add projects and internships.

  2. Add skills, certifications and achievements.

  3. Download your PDF resume (free account needed).

Questions

I have no experience. What do I write?

Education, projects, internships, training and extracurricular activities. Leave the Experience section empty.

Should a fresher resume be one page?

Yes. Recruiters spend under a minute on each; one clear page works best.

Should I add a career objective?

A two-line summary of the role you want and what you offer works better than a generic objective.

What file format should I send?

PDF. It looks the same on every device and can't be changed by accident.

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