Is my information uploaded anywhere?
No. The whole tool runs in your browser, so nothing you type is sent to us or stored on a server. Your details are saved only on the device you are using, so you can come back and finish later.
How do I get a PDF?
Use your browser’s Print option and choose "Save as PDF" as the destination instead of a printer. On Android Chrome it is in the menu under Share or Print; on a computer it is Ctrl+P or Cmd+P. This produces a real text PDF, which is what upload portals expect and what lets a recruiter search your resume.
Will this resume pass an automated screening?
It is built to. There is one column, standard headings, no text boxes or images in the way of the words, and the PDF you save keeps the text as text. That is what an applicant tracking system needs to read your name, skills and experience correctly.
Should I add a photo?
Only if the employer asks for one. Many private and walk-in applications in Assam still expect a passport photo on the resume, so the option is there. Government online forms almost never want it, and leaving it off keeps the layout cleanest.
Can I come back and edit it later?
Yes, on the same device and browser — what you type is saved here, so reopening the page brings back your last version. It is not carried between devices, so if you might switch phones, save the PDF when you have a working draft.
My resume runs onto a second page. Is that a problem?
For most jobs, especially a first one, keep it to a page — a recruiter skims, and one page is what they expect. The tool warns you when the content is getting long. If you genuinely have the experience to fill two, that is fine for a senior role; trim the older detail rather than the recent.