Build a professional CV for the role—and the market—you are targeting.

Yes. CVura is free to start, so you can build a professional foundation and evaluate the core CV workflow before any optional upgrade.

In the UK and much of Europe, CV is the usual term for a concise professional job-application document. In the United States and Canada, resume is more common, while CV often refers to a longer academic or research record. Follow the wording and expectations of the target market.

Use the shortest length that communicates the relevant evidence clearly. One or two pages is common for many commercial roles, but senior, technical, academic, medical, and market-specific applications may need more. Never reduce readability simply to meet an arbitrary page count.

Yes. Import a text-based PDF, DOCX, or TXT file, review the extracted information, and correct the source before creating a tailored version.

They are designed around clear hierarchy, familiar sections, and readable text. No template can guarantee an ATS outcome, so inspect the extracted text and follow the employer's requested file format.

That depends on the country, role, and employer. Photos are common or expected in some markets and discouraged in others. Check local norms and the application instructions before including one.

Use the file type requested by the employer. PDF usually preserves the visual layout, while DOCX may be preferred by some applicant systems. Always open and inspect the exact exported file before sending.

It should not. Suggestions are grounded in the experience you provide, and every professional claim remains yours to review, correct, and approve.