Resume Trick is the plain one in this category and better for it: 30-plus templates with colour customisation, an editor that works on any device, AI writing prompts, shareable links, and export to PDF or TXT. Cover letters and academic CVs are covered alongside.
TXT export is a small detail that gives it away as built by someone who has used these systems. Some application portals still want plain text pasted into a form, and a beautifully typeset PDF is useless at that point. The example galleries and how-to guides serve people who need to see a finished CV before writing their own.
There is a free tier and a PRO upgrade for unlimited documents and 1,500-plus examples, but no figures appear on the pricing page. It does less than the scoring-led tools, with no ATS score and no job matching, and template-driven CVs look like template-driven CVs to anyone reading a stack of them.
