- TerracottaOne warm colour for the name, headings and every employer line, grey for the rest, and skills as ruled rows
- JuniperA centred name in sage capitals, a square portrait and dark skill bars
- AzureA full-width accent band with labelled contact, a grey summary strip and ruled entry rows
- GlacierA pale panel down the right, accent headings over grey rules, and the earlier roles in one line each
- PewterSpaced serif capitals beside a round portrait, grey heading blocks and a heavy rule under the head
- DenimA navy column with the name highlighted, a ringed portrait and icon-and-label bands on both sides
- DatumEvery heading a highlighted label in the left margin, and one rule between each section
- OchreA white monogram circle on a gold band over a brown column, and a gold rule under the name
- SlabA grey head band with a round portrait, centred band headings and a dated left column
- QuillA pale head band, spaced serif capitals and a rule between two columns
- SiennaA round portrait on a slate column, a charcoal head band and rounded band headings
- SageA sage head band, solid side headings and grey bands with an accent block
- SterlingThe serif one-column resume every recruiter has already read
- CedarA full-width accent band, and a narrow column ranged right
- MastA rule down the page, and every section tied to it
- FlintAn accent caption band across the head, pinned over a washed column
- AgendaA dated table under a centred name, with a rule running from every heading
- DocketAn accent band across the top, blocked headings and a ruled photo column
- GarnetA deep accent column under a round portrait, and copper-folded ribbon headings
- TallyThe plain ruled one-column resume, every section under its own line
- ObsidianA black honeycomb column under a wide portrait, and a name in warm taupe
- CopperA brown column with the accent across its head and a round portrait across both
- HarborA page framed in two blues, with the white page set inside them
- EmberA charcoal column warming to the accent, with the portrait fading into it
- FathomA deep band cut on a chevron, with the portrait hung across the cut
- OrbitEvery section marked with its own icon and hung on a short rail
- BasaltA charcoal column, and a rail the work history hangs from
- CompassA deep accent band, a ringed portrait hanging off it, and every section on a rail
- IndigoNothing set in capitals: accent headings in title case over a dark hairline
- AxisOne rule down the full height of the page, with a column hung on either side of it
- VerdantA grey column with a round photo and accent-disc icons, beside a huge two-line name and solid band headings
- AnchorA navy header band with a round photo, a grey sidebar and bold accent headings with no rules
- GraphiteA charcoal header band with a round photo, over a cream sidebar and a white main column
- IvorySerif capitals, small-caps headings and a ruled divide between the columns
- FolioThe tabular CV with a label block and a grey strip on every heading
- OnyxA near-black sidebar, icon headings and a timeline down the page
- PortraitA large round photo heads a left column split from the page by a line
- CampusThe undergraduate CV: statement and contact side by side under a heavy rule
- MeridianA tinted sidebar for the photo and skills, dates down the left of every role
- LedgerBanded headings and a dated left column, with no photo
- ScholarA student CV with a navy bar and a labelled left margin
- CrispOne column, a round photo, and a rule under every heading
- PoiseA 62/38 split tuned for people-facing roles
- RadiantUnderlined headings and a warm, open two-column page
- ProminentA two-column technical CV that leads with skills
- TraditionalThe most conventional layout Resumarc offers
- SignatureDual-bar section marks and a two-part heading rhythm
- ExecutiveCentred headings flanked by rules, and no photo
- PolishedA weighted split that gives experience the larger share
- PrestigeBuilt for people whose title does the introducing
- MinimalRules instead of colour, and nothing else
- LatteA narrow third-width rail beside a wide reading column
- SharpClean modern structure with the accent used sparingly
- ClassicThe safe default, and the hardest one to get wrong
- SmartRuled headings and a two-column body that keeps a long CV short
About professional resume templates
If you only ever pick one CV style, pick this one. Professional templates keep the conventional section order recruiters expect, then add a restrained accent colour and a clear heading system so the page does not read as a plain document.
They also age well. The same layout carries you from your first promotion to a management application without looking either too junior or too formal for the role you are chasing.
Best suited for
- Any industry and any career stage
- Career changers and returners
- Operations, admin, and project roles
- Applications where you cannot research the culture first
Looking for a different look?
Each style page collects the templates that share the same design language, so you can compare like with like.