Resume Website Builder (Online Resume Page)

Resume Website vs. Online Resume Link

• Online resume link: a web version of your resume at a shareable URL. Fast, free of design work, and always up to date with your latest edits. Great for applications, networking, and QR codes on business cards.
• Full resume website: a personal site with a custom domain, portfolio, and blog. Better for designers, developers, writers, and freelancers who need to show work samples.

Most job seekers only need the first. CVMark gives you a public link you can turn on or off from the builder.

How to Build a Resume Website With CVMark

1. Build or upload your resume in CVMark.
2. Click Share in the builder and make your resume public.
3. Copy your link and add it to LinkedIn, your email signature, or your applications.
4. Update your resume any time; the link stays the same.
5. Turn sharing off whenever you want the page to stop being public.

Best Resume Sites for a Full Portfolio

If you need more than a resume page, popular options include:

• General website builders (Squarespace, Wix, Webflow) for a custom domain and portfolio
• GitHub Pages for developers
• Behance or Dribbble for designers
• LinkedIn as your always-on professional profile

Link your CVMark resume from any of them so recruiters can download a clean version.

What a Resume Website Should Include

• Your name, title, and a one-line pitch
• Your resume (as a page or download)
• Work samples or case studies with results
• Contact details and LinkedIn
• A clean, fast, mobile-friendly design

Keep it as focused as your resume. See how to add your resume to LinkedIn.