Resume templates

35 templates across 16 layouts — and every one is a live website, not a document. Customize your path with templates, colors, headers, and fonts. Quick to make, easy to make your own.

Every layout, explained

A template on Path is a layout plus your own colors, fonts, and header style. Your content is separate from the design — switch layouts whenever you like without re-entering a thing.

Classic
Traditional single-column layout with side profile image and standard sections
SplitPro
Full-width layout with labels on the left and content starting from the center
MinimalPro
Clean, grid-based layout inspired by Swiss design with strong typography
CompactPro
Minimal layout variant with uniform 14px typography throughout
CleanPro
Minimal design without section headings, dates on the right
NarrativePro
Story-focused layout with large typography and inline content flow
TerminalPro
Minimalist developer-focused design with narrow width and monospace dates
OrganicPro
Playful layout with slightly rotated sections for an organic feel
ColumnPro
High-contrast minimalist layout with label-content columns and large typography
EditorialPro
Two-column editorial index — a chronological body of work on the left, identity and contact on the right, with a highlighted current role
FolioPro
Full-width portfolio — identity and details on the left, a large project gallery on the right
BookPro
Narrow, text-focused layout with a 560px width for a focused reading experience
ReceiptPro
Narrow, bill-inspired layout with monospace typography and dashed dividers
StackPro
Calm, narrow layout with generous whitespace and quiet dividers
ShowcasePro
Portfolio-focused layout with a horizontal project slider

Not a document — a website

A resume template usually means a Word or PDF file you fight with until the margins give up. These are different: each template here is a personal website with your experience, projects, education, and skills — live at your own URL, readable on any screen, and findable when someone searches your name.

You don't start from a blank page. Upload the resume you already have and Path turns it into a site in about 7 seconds — then pick any layout above and adjust colors, fonts, and headers until it feels like yours. The Classic layout is free forever; Pro unlocks the rest, plus a custom domain.

Not sure where to start? Read our guides on turning a resume into a website and building a portfolio site, or browse real profiles on Path to see these layouts in the wild.