PlushCV — LaTeX resume template
- Layout:
- Two column
- ATS parsing:
- Layout can extract out of order in strict parsers
- Style class:
- Styled
- Photo slot:
- No
- Best density:
- Senior / dense
- Suggested role:
- Lead UX Designer
- Tier:
- Pro design
Who the PlushCV template is for
- Design-adjacent and UX candidates whose resume is read by people first
- Dense one-page histories that benefit from a two-column split
- Direct applications, portfolios, and printed copies for interviews
Based on the open-source PlushCV design shared on GitHub and Overleaf.
PlushCV template FAQ
- Is PlushCV ATS-friendly?
- No. PlushCV sets its body in two columns, and strict ATS parsers extract that PDF text out of reading order, which can shuffle skills into the middle of your experience. Keep PlushCV for resumes a person will read, portfolios, email attachments, interviews, and submit a single-column design to automated portals; ResumeWizard flags this in the editor and suggests an ATS-safe alternative.
- Do I need to know LaTeX to use PlushCV?
- No. ResumeWizard compiles PlushCV in the cloud, so the banner, columns, and small-caps headings render without any local TeX setup. You add content in a structured online editor, rearrange sections between the two columns if you like, watch the live preview update, and download the finished PDF in one click.
