26 resume templates.
Five cover letters.
Every design Vita composes, each shown with the same profile. Choose one to see the whole page.
The profile is Kei Nakamura's, a fictional robotics leader, composed by the Vita app itself.
Resumes
One profile, 26 ways to lay it out, from a classic serif page to two-column rails, color headers, and a timeline. The ATS template keeps to one column, a system font, and plain headings for job portals.
Atlantic
Dense compact serif with centered small-caps section titles set between hairlines, fitting the most material on a page; suits academic and consulting audiences.
ATS
Applicant-tracking-system safe: one column, system font, no color, plain headings. What you upload to a job portal.
Banker
Conservative serif single column with a navy double-ruled masthead and centered letterspaced name; suits banking, legal and other traditional fields.
Cascade
Corporate two-column with a dark slate rail holding contact, skills, languages and certifications; suits business and operations professionals.
Chairman
Ivory letterhead with a large serif name framed by thin gold hairlines and small-caps section titles; suits executives and board-facing material.
Classic
Single column, serif, traditional. The safe default for any audience.
Compact
Dense one-pager: tight leading, small type, two-column skill rows. For long careers that must fit one page.
Duotone
Split masthead — charcoal name block beside a warm amber contact panel — over a single column with amber section underlines.
Emerald
Deep-green executive single column: serif headings, small-caps section titles with hairlines, and a softly tinted summary block.
Executive
Letterhead presence: centered name, small-caps rules, serif body. For C-level, VP, and board-facing material.
Gridline
Engineer's blueprint: numbered sections over thin baseline rules, tabular monospace dates in a right column, slate gray with a cobalt accent.
Helvetic
Swiss International style: massive bold lowercase name with a red full stop, strict grid, section titles hung in an asymmetric left margin.
Horizon
A full-bleed deep-teal header band carries name, headline, and contact in white; a clean single column with teal section accents follows.
Ledger
Single column with dates and category labels hung in a 130px left gutter beside the content; suits project-driven and technical careers.
Metro
Modern chronological: light steel-blue section titles over thin full-width dividers, right-aligned dates, comfortable airy spacing.
Minimal
Whitespace-forward and quiet: thin rules, generous margins, no uppercase shouting. For senior ICs and design-adjacent roles.
Modern
Two columns: a tinted sidebar for contact, skills, languages and certifications; the narrative on the right.
Monogram
Monochrome minimalism anchored by a circled two-initial monogram, centered masthead, and hairline dividers.
Nordic
Airy Scandinavian minimalism: thin geometric sans, generous white space, tiny letterspaced labels in warm gray, no rules anywhere.
Plainline
Bold-classic ATS: one sans font, black-caps name and section titles over full-width 2px rules — zero color, weights and spacing do the work.
Skylight
Friendly corporate two-column: main narrative on the left, a pale gray-blue right sidebar of rounded cards for skills, languages, certifications and affiliations.
Stack
Centered masthead and hairline-flanked section titles over left-aligned content — quiet, symmetrical, understated.
Terra
Warm professional: soft off-white page, earth-brown serif headings, terracotta dates and skill categories — approachable senior-professional feel.
Timeline
Experience and engagements unfold along a vertical rail with a dot per role and dates beside the rail; other sections follow conventionally.
Typewriter
Technical resume with a monospace identity: mono name and tick-marked section titles, humanist sans body — engineer-flavored but recruiter-clean.
Verve
Clean sans single column with a deep-plum accent bar down the left page edge and plum-ticked section titles.
Cover letters
When Vita tailors your resume to a posting, it writes the letter too. Here is the same letter, the one Vita wrote for a robotics director's posting, in each of the five designs.
Classic
A letter, done properly: sender block, date, recipient, salutation, body, signature. Serif, single page.
Compact
An efficient business letter: smaller type, tight leading, sender block top-right with date and recipient on the left.
Executive
A formal serif letter on a centered small-caps letterhead framed by thin gold hairlines.
Minimal
An airy, unruled letter in thin sans type with a tiny letterspaced uppercase sender block and generous white space.
Modern
A confident sans-serif letter: bold left-aligned name over a deep teal rule, one-line contact, roomy paragraphs.
