Top ResumeThemes & styling
The Style tab controls how your resume looks as a whole. Themes are designed pairings of fonts, an accent color, and a page background — your content never changes when you switch, only its clothing does.
The themes
| Theme | Personality |
|---|---|
| Minimal | Clean, plenty of whitespace, a single accent color. |
| Classic Serif | Traditional serif type — ideal for formal roles. |
| Modern Sidebar | A colored header band for your photo and contact details. |
| Creative Gradient | Soft gradient backdrop with a bold heading color. |
| Bold Geometric | High-contrast geometric accents for a creative edge. |
More themes ship regularly — check the release notes for the latest additions.
Page margin
The Page marginslider (16–96 px) sets the whitespace around the page content. Tighter margins fit more on a page; wider margins read airier. The live preview — and pagination — update as you drag.
Typography
Each theme brings its own heading and body fonts, and any element can override them individually — see Rich text editing. Fonts come from the Google Fonts catalog and load on demand, so unused fonts never slow your resume down.
Themes with colored or gradient page backgrounds look exactly the same in the exported PDF — just remember the “Background graphics” tip in Exporting.