Free to edit online · download with a Week Pass or Pro
Edit a PDF resume
Only have the PDF of your resume? Update your last job, the dates and your skills right on the page; the design, fonts and columns stay as they were.
Drop a PDF here
or
- The resume’s own fonts
- Swap the photo
- No sign-up to edit
How it works
How to edit a resume in PDF
Open the resume
Drop the PDF on this page or choose it.
Update the text
Click a paragraph and type. Lines rewrap to the width of their block, and the blocks below move down when it grows.
Download the resume
The changes are saved as you go. Download the PDF with a Week Pass or Pro.
What you get
A resume that still looks designed
The design stays
Text changes in the fonts embedded in the resume; nothing is redrawn or turned into a picture.
Swap the photo
Replace the photo or add one as an image, then move and resize it.
Reword with AI
Make a line shorter, simpler or more formal, or translate it, with a Week Pass or Pro.
Undo
Each change is a step in the history and can be taken back.
FAQ
Questions and answers
Can I edit a resume exported from Word or a design app?
Usually yes: such a PDF keeps its text as text. Text that was turned into outlines or a picture cannot be changed, and the editor says so.
Will hiring systems read the new text?
The edited words stay real text in the PDF, so programs that read resumes see them.
Can I change the font?
Yes: keep the resume’s own font or pick one like Calibri, Arial, Times New Roman, Cambria or Georgia, at any size from 4 to 144 pt.
Is it free?
Editing the resume yourself is free and needs no account. Reword with AI, and downloading, printing or exporting the result, come with a Week Pass ($6 for 7 days, no auto-renewal) or Pro ($12 a month or $96 a year).