Product
A resume builder that does the boring part
Import the resume you already have, fix what is weak, pick a template that suits the job, and download a file that both a person and a parser can read. Free to build — you only pay when you want the file.
No card required. You only pay if you download.
Start from what you have
Upload a PDF or Word resume and it arrives as structured, editable fields in about a minute — including two-column layouts, which most importers mangle.
Templates that swap freely
53 resume designs. Your content is stored as data rather than formatting, so switching template re-renders the same resume instead of making you rebuild it.
AI that improves, never invents
Sharpen a summary, turn duties into outcomes, or describe a job in plain words and get bullets back — all checked against your own text before you see them.
A score that names the fix
A 0–100 review that updates as you type, with each issue linked to the section that fixes it — and a button that fixes the safe ones for you.
Templates
One resume. Fifty-three designs. Zero retyping.
Write it once and change the design whenever you like — what you typed never moves.
Ananya Raghavan
Summary
QA engineer with 8 years building test automation for high-traffic fintech platforms. Led the migration of a 4,000-case manual suite to Playwright, cutting release regression from three days to four hours.
Experience
- Rebuilt the end-to-end suite in Playwright and TypeScript, reducing regression time from 72 hours to 4.
- Introduced contract testing across 12 services, cutting integration defects reaching staging by 61%.
- Mentored 5 engineers through the manual-to-automation transition.
- Built the first CI pipeline for automated smoke tests on every pull request.
- Owned release sign-off for a product used by 200,000 monthly users.
Education
Skills
Projects
- Open-source tool that quarantines flaky tests automatically. 900+ stars.
Certifications
Achievements
How it works
There are two ways in, and both end in the same editor. Upload the resume you already have and AI reads it into structured fields — contact details, roles with dates, education, skills — which takes about a minute and saves you retyping a document you already wrote. Or start from a template and fill it in; nothing arrives blank, so you are editing rather than facing an empty page.
From there the content and the design are separate things. Your text lives as structured data, not as formatting, so switching template re-renders the same resume rather than making you rebuild it. Change the typeface, the colour, the spacing, the section order — the words are untouched.
What makes a resume work
A recruiter spends well under a minute on a first pass. What they are looking for is quickly stated: what you do, at what level, and the strongest concrete thing you have done. Everything that does not serve one of those three is costing you space.
The most common fixable weakness is bullets that describe duties instead of outcomes. "Responsible for regression testing" tells a reader what your job description said. "Cut release regression from three days to four hours by replacing the manual suite with contract tests" tells them what changed because you were there. Same job, entirely different signal.
- Lead with the outcome where you have one, the scope where you do not.
- Start bullets with a verb and drop "responsible for" and "worked on".
- Keep numbers you actually have; never invent one to fill the shape.
- One page under about eight years of experience; two after that.
- Tailor the summary and the top three bullets to the specific role.
Why applicant tracking systems reject good resumes
Most large employers run applications through an applicant tracking system before a person sees them. The system extracts text, tries to work out where your jobs and dates are, and stores the result. When it cannot parse a resume, what reaches the recruiter is a garbled record — and a garbled record from a strong candidate looks the same as one from a weak one.
Almost every parsing failure comes from formatting, not content. Text inside images or icons is invisible to it. Multi-column layouts get read straight across, interleaving a sidebar with the main column. Tables scramble. Headers and footers are frequently dropped entirely, taking your phone number with them.
- Real, selectable text — never a picture of a page, and never text baked into a graphic.
- One clear column for the content a parser has to read in order.
- Standard section headings: Experience, Education, Skills. Clever names confuse the matcher.
- Dates in a consistent, readable format, next to the role they belong to.
- Contact details in the body of the document, not in the page header.
What you get when you download
A print-quality PDF with real selectable text, which is what a tracking system needs to read it and what a printer needs to render it sharply. Resumes also export as a Word file for the agencies that will not take anything else, and any document can be published as a web page at presentro.com/yourname with a printable QR code.
The page breaks are decided before the file is generated, by the same engine that drew the preview — so the download matches what you approved, rather than whatever the browser felt like doing with your last paragraph.
Common questions
How much does it cost?
Building is free — every template, every section, the AI features and the preview. You pay only to download: a pass from ₹49 unlocks every document in its category for 30 days, or All Access at ₹199 unlocks everything. One payment; nothing renews automatically.
Will the AI make things up about me?
No, and it is prevented from doing so twice over. Every prompt states that facts may only come from what you wrote, and every suggestion is then checked against your own text before you see it — if it contains a company, a number or a qualification you did not supply, it is discarded rather than shown. Suggestions are also never applied automatically; you accept them.
Can I import my existing resume?
Yes — upload a PDF or a Word file and it is read into structured fields: contact details, roles with their dates, education, grouped skills, certifications and projects. Two-column layouts are handled properly, read as blocks rather than interleaved line by line.
Do I need to sign up to try it?
You need an account to save your work, but not to pay. You can build the entire resume, use every template and every AI feature, and see it finished at print size before you spend anything.
Is my resume private?
Yes. Documents are private by default and are never shown to other users. The only way one becomes public is if you deliberately publish it to a link, and you can unpublish it at any time.
Build it, then decide
The whole resume is free to build. Look at the finished thing before you pay for it.
Start building — free