AI-powered · zero friction

Your link.
Your resume.
Instantly.

Paste any public portfolio, GitHub, Dev.to, Hashnode, blog, or personal website URL. We extract your story and craft a beautiful, downloadable PDF resume — no forms, no accounts, no drag-and-drop.

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Pick a template
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Paste your URL
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AI reads your page
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Download PDF
GitHub profile Portfolio site Dev.to Hashnode Public blog
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Fetching your page
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Reading every word, project, and skill from your public URL using Jina Reader API — works even on JavaScript-heavy sites.
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Extracting your story
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AI reads the raw content and identifies your name, roles, skills, education, projects, and contact details — without making anything up.
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Writing your resume
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Crafting polished, professional resume copy from your extracted data — proper verbs, concise bullets, and a strong summary.
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Typesetting PDF
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Laying out your resume in your chosen template with beautiful typography, perfect margins, and ATS-friendly formatting.
Resume ready!
Generated from your URL · PDF template: Minimal

          

Common questions

What URLs does EasyResume Maker support?
Supported sources are public portfolio sites, GitHub profiles or repositories, Dev.to, Hashnode, public blogs, and public personal websites. The page must have visible text that can be read without login.
Do I need my own API key?
No. EasyResume Maker now sends AI requests through a small server-side API using protected environment variables, so you can generate and improve resume text without bringing your own key.
How is AI usage limited?
AI usage is free during beta and protected with lightweight rate limits. If you hit the limit, wait a few minutes and try again.
Will the AI make up information?
No. The AI is explicitly instructed to only use information found on your page — not to invent or hallucinate anything. If a field like phone number isn't found, it stays empty. You should always review the generated resume before using it.
Which sources work best?
For best results, use your personal portfolio site, GitHub profile or repository, Dev.to, Hashnode, public blog, or public personal website with visible project, skill, and experience text.