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Free CV template — fill it in your browser

A one-page A4 CV for the European market: click any text and type over it, then print to PDF. Your text saves locally in this browser; nothing is uploaded anywhere. Languages sit near the top on purpose — that's the first thing an English-speaking application gets screened for.

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How to use it

  • Click any text and type over it. The photo is optional — common in Spain, but a CV without one is fine.
  • Print → save as PDF (A4 portrait, margins "None", "background graphics" ON). Filename Lastname_Firstname_CV_2026.pdf.
  • One page. If it overflows, cut the oldest experience first.
  • State your work-authorization line honestly — it's the second thing screeners look for after languages, and hiding it wastes everyone's time.
  • Text auto-saves in this browser, so you can come back and re-print anytime.

Aim it: mirror the tools the ad names, then track the company from the Companies directory. Check what the role pays before any number comes up.

Common questions

Is this CV template really free?

Yes — you edit it directly in the browser and print to PDF. No signup, no watermark, no download wall. Your text is saved locally in your own browser.

What should a CV for Spain look like?

One A4 page, reverse-chronological, languages with levels near the top (that's what an English-speaking application gets screened for), and clean dates. A photo is common in Spain but optional — the template works either way.