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Hover to preview, click to open the editor and try it. Every card renders with real layout — no image placeholders.
Hover to preview, click to open the editor and try it. Every card renders with real layout — no image placeholders.
Free .docx templates you can edit in Word, WPS or Google Docs — built for Chinese professionals and international students applying to English-language roles. The annotated version explains, in Chinese, exactly how to present degrees, GPA and certifications to US recruiters. No sign-up, no watermark.
The gap these templates close: degrees, GPA scales and certifications from China formatted the way US recruiters actually read them.
Every section carries a Chinese annotation: how to write your degree (B.Eng./M.S.), convert GPA to a 4.0 scale, translate certifications, and why US resumes skip photo/age.
Single-column chronological format — the safest choice for ATS parsing.
The online editor has 500+ structurally different templates: pick one, fill in your content, and export a high-res PDF that matches the preview exactly. You can start without an account — and if you have a Chinese resume, the free check turns it into US-style English.
Yes — no sign-up, no email required, no watermark. Click download and the .docx file is yours; you can use it for any job application.
Write the degree in its US form (B.Eng., B.A., M.S.), convert your GPA to a 4.0 scale and show the scale explicitly (e.g. 3.6/4.0). The annotated template walks through each of these choices section by section, in Chinese.
No. US resumes omit photos and personal details by default — including them reads as unfamiliar with local conventions. Keep it to contact info, experience, education and skills.
Use the online editor instead: pick a template, fill in your content, and export a pixel-accurate PDF. It also translates a Chinese resume into US-style English — try the free Chinese-to-English resume check, no sign-up needed.