Free Infographic Resume Maker & Builder

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Build an infographic resume online free. 60 templates across 10 layouts, click any line to type, add or reorder sections, and download a text-selectable PDF or PNG — no signup, no watermark. Save resumes to your account and share a link.

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How to Use

  1. 1

    Pick a template

    Choose one of 10 layouts — Fresher, Midnight, Creative, Executive, Timeline, Minimal and more — then a palette. Every combination is a real template you can switch between without losing your content.

  2. 2

    Type straight onto the resume

    Click any line on the sheet — your name, a job title, a skill — and type. There are no forms; the resume is the editor.

  3. 3

    Add and arrange sections

    Add Projects, Certifications, Awards, Publications, Volunteering, References or a custom section from the Sections panel. Reorder, hide, or remove any of them; long resumes flow onto page 2 automatically.

  4. 4

    Set skill levels on the artwork

    Click the dots, bars, rings or chips to set each skill from 1 to 5 — the visual updates in place.

  5. 5

    Download or save

    Download a PDF (text-selectable, A4) or PNG for free, export JSON to keep a backup, or sign in to save resumes to your account and share a view-only link.

Why Choose GraphMake?

No signup required
Free — no watermark
80+ widget types
92 ready-made templates
Export as PNG, SVG, PDF
Works in any browser
Drag-and-drop editing

Create an Infographic Resume Online Free

An infographic resume turns the same career facts from a traditional CV into a visual layout: a profile header, career timeline, skill bars, achievements, education, and contact details. It works best when the visuals make the resume easier to scan, not when they replace the facts a recruiter needs.

GraphMake’s resume maker is built around that: the resume itself is the editor. Click any line and type; add, hide, or reorder sections; set skill levels by clicking the artwork. Ten layouts — from the navy-and-teal Fresher and the deep-purple Midnight to a restrained Executive and a text-first Minimal — times six palettes give you sixty templates, and switching between them never touches your content.

Download is free and unwatermarked in the two formats that matter: a PDF with real, selectable text (not a picture of text — the kind job sites expect) and a PNG. Long resumes paginate onto A4 page 2 automatically. Sign in to keep resumes in your account and share a view-only link; signed out, export JSON as a backup and re-import it later.

For conservative industries, treat the visual resume as a supplement to a standard resume — or pick the Executive or Minimal layout, which are designed to read as conventional CVs. For design, marketing, content, social media, and creative roles, it can be the primary version if the layout stays clean and the text stays easy to read.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the PDF download free?

Yes. Both PDF and PNG are free with no signup and no watermark. "Print / text PDF" uses your browser to make a PDF whose text is real, selectable text — not a picture of text — which is what you want when uploading to a job site; the "PDF" button gives you a pixel-perfect A4 image PDF in one click. Long resumes come out as proper multi-page A4.

How many templates are there?

Sixty — ten layout structures times six colour palettes, and every combination is a real template the tool renders (we count them the same way other builders do, and say so). Three of the layouts — Fresher, Midnight and Creative — are ports of the resume designs from GraphMake’s full editor.

Can I switch templates without losing my content?

Yes. Your resume is data — name, roles, sections, skill levels — and the template is only the skin. Switch as many times as you like; nothing is retyped.

Which sections can I add?

Profile, Experience, Education, Skills, Languages, Projects, Certifications, Awards, Publications, Volunteering, References, Interests, Highlights, stat cards, and any number of custom sections with your own titles. Reorder or hide any of them.

Is an infographic resume appropriate for my industry?

Visual resumes work best for creative, marketing, design, and tech roles. For conservative industries, use the Executive or Minimal layout — or use a visual version alongside a standard CV. See /blog/infographic-resume-guide for detailed advice.

Can I save my resume and come back to it?

Yes. Sign in and use "My resumes" to save, reopen, duplicate, and share a view-only link (a snapshot of the whole resume) you can switch off later. Signed out, everything else still works — build, download PDF and PNG, and export JSON you can re-import any time. Only cloud save and share need an account.

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