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Applying abroad, to a multinational or an NGO? Get a French or English version of your resume, and of your cover letter, with the same layout. The translation uses the vocabulary recruiters expect, not a word-for-word rendering.
French ↔ English
Formatting kept
5 credits
In the editor, choose “Translate the resume” in the menu, or next to the resume language setting.
Title, profile, experience, education, skills and cover letter: each text is translated in place, bold and bullets included.
The translation is a copy in My resumes: adjust it if needed, then download it as a PDF.
Job and degree titles get their usual equivalent (“Licence” becomes “Bachelor’s degree”).
Proper nouns stay the same: companies, schools, software, cities, figures and dates.
Section titles, dates and language levels switch to the new language automatically.
Nothing is added or removed: the translation follows your resume exactly.
The translation creates a copy in My resumes. You keep both versions and can edit them separately.
Translation asks for your explicit consent. Your resume’s content (without the photo) is sent to our AI provider only for the translation; it is not kept on our servers and is not used to train the AI. Details in our privacy policy.
Open your resume in the editor and choose “Translate the resume”: the AI creates a copy in the other language, with the same layout. Proofread it, adjust if needed, then download it as a PDF.
It follows your resume exactly, without adding or removing anything, and uses the target language’s professional vocabulary. Company, school and tool names, dates and figures stay the same. Proofreading is still recommended.
Yes: if your resume has a cover letter, it is translated in the same copy, with the target language’s closing formulas.
French and English, in both directions.
5 credits per resume, letter included, refunded if translation fails.