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Style
Layout
Tempo resume template, shown full size

6 of 73 · sample resume, senior

Tempo

Modern · Two column · Roomy

A balanced two-column modern layout with clear hierarchy and comfortable spacing.

Photo-friendlyRoomyBalanced
Reads well for
  • Product, marketing, and operations roles
  • Applicants at growth-stage companies
  • Anyone who is unsure where to start
How safely it parses

Two columns. Most parsers cope; a few flatten the order.

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The full catalogue

All 73, by style

Every template has its own page, and every one of them is linked here — this is the section you scroll when you would rather browse than choose.

Classic

13 layouts

Conventional single- and two-column layouts with restrained typography. The safe choice when the reader is a recruiter at a large, traditional employer.

Modern

12 layouts

Contemporary spacing and clear typographic hierarchy, without decoration that distracts from the content.

Minimal

11 layouts

Maximum content, minimum furniture. Generous white space and no rules, borders, or colour blocks.

Executive

12 layouts

Built for long careers. Prioritises seniority, scope, and named organisations over skills lists.

Creative

12 layouts

More expressive type and layout for portfolios and roles where presentation is part of the assessment.

Technical

13 layouts

Sidebar layouts that surface a long skills or tooling list next to the work history, where an engineering reader looks first.

How they work

Structured content, not fixed pages

All 73 layouts are built from structured resume data rather than a fixed page design, which is why the same content moves between them without reflowing into nonsense. Single-column layouts parse in the order a human reads, which is the safest choice for applicant tracking systems. Two-column and sidebar layouts fit more on a page and put skills where a technical reader looks first — worth the tradeoff when a person screens first, less so when software does.

Start hereTempo — two columns, for most professional roles.
TraditionalGaramond — for academic, legal, or conservative readers.
Questions

Before you pick

Which of these actually survives an ATS?

The single-column layouts are the safest, and the classic and minimal families are built for it specifically — real text, no text in images, and a reading order that matches the visual order. Sidebar layouts are still machine-readable, but a single column removes the most common failure mode. The meter beside each template tells you where it sits.

Do I need an account to look at them?

No. Browsing and full-size previews are open to everyone. You need a free account to put your own content into one, save it, or download a PDF.

Can I switch template later?

Yes, at any point. Your resume is stored as structured content, not as a fixed page, so changing template re-renders the same information in a new layout. Nothing is retyped and nothing is lost.

Pick one. You are not stuck with it.Your resume is stored as structured content, so changing template re-renders it. Nothing is retyped, nothing is lost.
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