The CV that gets you hired — in 10 minutes, free.
75 designs, 4 languages, an “ATS PDF” that gets past the robots every time, an AI assistant and job-search tools — all in one place. Type your name and watch your CV build itself live.
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Free tools — no sign-up
Useful today — no strings attached.
75 templates, one for every field
Corporate, creative, technical, academic, medical, and more — see it rendered with real content, not a mockup.
Three steps to a finished CV
Answer or import
Fill in your experience once, or import an existing CV as a PDF or Word file and let it fill in most of the form for you.
Choose a template
Pick from 75 professionally designed templates, filterable by style — switch any time without losing your information.
Export and share
Download a print-ready, ATS-compatible PDF, or share a live link with a QR code — your CV, ready to send.
Everything you need for a strong CV
75 professional templates
Pick a design suited to your field — corporate, creative, technical, academic, medical, and more. Filter by popularity or style.
Cover letter generator
Generate a tailored cover letter for any job posting in seconds — no writing required.
Custom sections, your order
Add your own sections, reorder them, or hide the ones you don't need.
ATS-compatible from the ground up
An ATS (Applicant Tracking System) is the software many employers use to automatically scan and filter CVs before a human ever sees them. Every CV you build here exports as real, selectable text — never an image — and comes with a built-in ATS score, so it's built to pass that screening and reach a recruiter.
Shareable link with QR code
Share your CV as a public link or QR code — perfect for print materials or quick access.
Version history
Made a change you regret? Roll back to any earlier version in one click.
Azerbaijan's top job sites, in one place
A curated list of the best job listing sites in Azerbaijan, with direct links to each.
Three languages, one platform
Build your CV in Azerbaijani, Russian, English, or Turkish, and switch between them at any time.
Your data stays yours
Come back any time to update your CV — your information is saved securely to your account.
Salary and CV benchmarks
See a realistic salary range for your role, experience, and location, plus how your CV compares to others in your field — at no AI-credit cost.
Reference letters, done right
Write a letter yourself or send a link so your referee fills in their own part remotely — every letter comes with a share link, view tracking, and a CodexCV watermark.
Track your job search, showcase your work
Manage applications on the job search tracker (Saved → Applied → Interview → Offer), and show off real projects on a separate Portfolio page.
Your own codexcv.com address
Job Search Pass users can claim a personal address like yourname.codexcv.com for their portfolio.
A full AI toolkit for your job search
Get a mentor-style, structured review of your CV, see your fit score against a job posting, strengthen weak bullet points with one click, generate a cover letter, and practice real interview questions with AI feedback — all included with the Job Search Pass or AI Plus.
What users say
Real reviews from CodexCV users who chose to share them publicly.
“Təşəkkürlər bu platformaya görə, Mirnicat bəy.”
— İlqar
What's new
We ship improvements regularly. Here's what changed most recently.
8 new designs, PDFs read the way a real robot reads them, a faster-loading site
- Eight new designs in the gallery: Atlas, Terra, Ledger, Coastal, Granite, Meadow, Heritage and Orbit — for IT, creative, finance, marketing, engineering, student and academic careers. They show first in the Featured row.
- CV import and the “Will your CV pass the robots?” check now read two-column PDFs correctly: the name isn't sliced in two, sidebar headings stay with their text, dates stay in place, numbered headings (“01 Education”) are recognised. Every design's PDF now averages an ATS score of 95+ (it was 82).
- Designs with skill rings and bars no longer leak stray numbers like “85%” into the text a robot reads; the page counter matches the PDF on framed designs too.
- The site loads faster and text no longer “jumps” while loading: fonts load only in the parts needed, and ahead of time. Menu button names for screen readers, the phone language picker and small-text contrast were fixed; the console error on the Google sign-in page is gone.
- Every card in the template gallery and picker now shows the design's name (“Atlas”, “Harvard”, “Terra”…) with the category small beside it — so you can find a design you liked and tell someone its name.
- The capital “Ə” in headings no longer comes from a different typeface — the heading font Manrope lacked that letter, so words like “ƏN YAXŞI” had one odd-looking glyph.
- The “Install as an app” offer no longer pushes the page down — a few seconds after load the whole page used to jump ~40px. It's now a small card in the bottom-right corner (above the tab bar on phones) that waits until the cookie notice is closed.
- The template count on the homepage, tool pages and partner texts is now computed automatically — a stale “67” was still hard-coded in places.
- The guide page (/guide) is now fully in Turkish — over 100 explanations used to fall back to English.
No more half-empty PDF pages, one-click CV translation, drag text left and right
- A long Work experience section no longer jumps to the next page as a whole and leaves page 1 empty — a 2-page CV no longer comes out as 3. The page count and red page lines now match the PDF exactly, and there's a new “Fit to two pages” button.
- In visual editing, drag the side column's edge to change its width, and drag the left/right handles of any selected text to move it and widen its lines.
- Skill lists line up neatly: a “•” before each skill, and a long skill's second line starts right under its text.
- New “🌐 Translate this CV”: a complete translation in professional HR language that keeps your bold words and design, with official university and city names — then a side-by-side review panel.
The ATS checker now reads your PDF correctly too
- Checking a CodexCV PDF on the “Will your CV pass the robots?” page used to split words with Azerbaijani letters (“T ə hsil”) and headings (“P E Ş Ə K A R”) into single letters — the PDF itself was fine, the checker was wrong. Fixed: the text and score now match the check in “My CVs”.
- Two-column skill lists, a first name and surname on two lines and ALL-CAPS Azerbaijani headings are now fully recognised; the same improvement applies when you import a CV.
- Bullet points (•) are now written into the PDF as real characters, so ATS systems see each achievement separately.