Welcome to Resumake — a local-first resume builder. Edit a clean one-page resume in your browser and export a pixel-perfect PDF or PNG.

🔑 Key features

• 🔒 Saved locally
  Your resume lives in your browser. No account, no upload, no tracking.

• 📄 One page, by design
  Caps on experience, projects, and skills keep your resume tight and recruiter-friendly.

• 📤 PDF and PNG export
  Pixel-perfect exports rendered from the same layout you edit.

• 🤖 ATS-friendly by default
  Real selectable text and standard sections, so applicant tracking systems read every word.

• ⚡ Live preview
  The resume updates as you type — what you see is exactly what exports.

• 📱 Responsive layout
  Works on desktop and mobile, with a slide-in editor tuned for both.

📝 Builder capabilities

• 👤 Profile: Name, role, location, and summary.
• 📇 Contact: Email, GitHub, and LinkedIn links with editable labels.
• 💼 Work experience: Up to 3 roles with company, type, badge, dates, and summary.
• 🧩 Projects: Up to 3 projects with GitHub/live links, tech stack, and summary.
• 🛠️ Skills: Up to 4 skill groups with comma-separated items.
• 🎓 Education & languages: School, degree, dates, and language proficiency.

🛠️ Installation guide

1. Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/Gazi2050/Resumake.git
cd Resumake

2. Install dependencies

pnpm install

3. Run the development server

pnpm dev

No environment variables required — everything runs locally out of the box.

4. Build and start for production

pnpm build
pnpm start