Country-specific templates built for the way European employers actually hire. ATS-friendly, GDPR-compliant, no dark patterns.
Tabellarischer Lebenslauf
Tabellarischer LebenslaufGerman CV templates built around the Tabellarischer Lebenslauf format. Single-column and sidebar layouts, correct date columns (MM/YYYY), Bewerbungsfoto positioning, and native section labels such as Berufserfahrung and Ausbildung.
Most CV builders give you one generic template and call it a day. We build for the country you're applying in.
German CV templates built around the Tabellarischer Lebenslauf format. Single-column and sidebar layouts, correct date columns (MM/YYYY), Bewerbungsfoto positioning, and native section labels such as Berufserfahrung and Ausbildung.
Austrian Lebenslauf templates with the tabular structure and formality local recruiters expect. Austrian-German label variants, clear date columns, and layouts comfortable from one to three pages depending on seniority.
Swiss CV templates that handle the multilingual reality of the Swiss job market. German, French, or Italian label sets, fields for Heimatort and permit type, and conservative layouts for banking and pharma alongside modern variants for tech.
French CV templates following local conventions. Concise (one page for junior and mid-career profiles), a clear Titre block at the top, an optional Accroche paragraph, and a Centres d'interet section. From classic sober layouts to editorial designs for creative sectors.
Dutch CV templates with the directness Dutch recruiters expect. Profielschets at the top, LinkedIn as a primary contact field, compact one to two page layouts. Includes sidebar variants and a developer-focused format for technical applications.
Browse formats by country. Each template follows the conventions recruiters in that market expect.
CV templates by countryAnswer a few simple questions. No CV expertise needed.
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PDF or Word. ATS-friendly. Yours to keep.
Everything you need to build a CV that fits the country you're applying in.
DACH tabular Lebenslauf, French CV, Dutch minimalist. Switch country, switch format.
Clean structure, parseable fonts, no skill bars or graphics that break applicant tracking systems.
Your data lives in the EU. Export or delete your entire account in one click. No dark patterns.
One profile, many country variants. Apply across markets without rewriting everything.
See exactly what recruiters will see, in real time, as you type. No lorem ipsum, no surprises.
A German recruiter and a Dutch recruiter do not want the same CV. Most tools ignore this.
CvNeat is completely free while we are in beta.
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Everything you might want to know before signing up.
CvNeat is a CV builder made specifically for the European job market. Instead of one generic template, we offer country-specific formats that match how local recruiters actually read CVs. You pick your target country and the editor adapts: sections, date formats, photo conventions, and writing hints all change to match local norms.
Yes. You get 7 days of full access with no credit card required. After the trial, CvNeat is a flat monthly subscription with no tiers, no upsells, and no auto-renewal tricks. You can cancel in one click from your account settings.
CvNeat currently supports five countries with full templates and recruiter conventions: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, and the Netherlands. Each country gets its own template structure, date format, and recruiter expectations baked in. More countries are coming soon.
It is no longer legally required, but most German recruiters still expect a Bewerbungsfoto, especially for traditional industries. CvNeat lets you toggle the photo on or off per CV. The German templates include a properly positioned, DIN-portrait photo slot when enabled, and a clean photo-free layout when not.
Yes. CvNeat is built in the EU for the EU. Your data is hosted on EU infrastructure, you can export everything as JSON, and you can delete your account along with all CVs and personal data in a single click. We do not sell your data, and we do not include third-party trackers that aren't strictly necessary.
Yes. Every template is designed to parse cleanly in Applicant Tracking Systems used by European employers. We avoid skill bars, multi-column layouts that confuse parsers, embedded images-as-text, and decorative fonts. The PDF export uses standard structure so your name, headings, and dates land in the right fields.
Yes. CvNeat supports CV authoring in English, German, French, Dutch, Italian, and Spanish. Section labels, date formats, and writing hints adapt to local hiring conventions in each market (Lebenslauf for Germany, Profielschets for the Netherlands, Titre du CV for France, and so on).
Most CV builders are designed around the US-style one-page resume and then translated into other languages. CvNeat is opinionated about Europe: the Lebenslauf is tabular by default, the French CV opens with a Titre du CV, the Dutch CV is direct and factual, and Swiss CVs ask for nationality and permit type. We also commit to honest pricing, no hidden auto-renewals, and one-click GDPR data deletion.
The best German CV builder produces a proper Tabellarischer Lebenslauf: tabular, reverse-chronological, ATS-friendly, with an optional Bewerbungsfoto. CvNeat does exactly this. Pick Germany and the editor applies local sections, MM.YYYY dates and photo conventions automatically. It is free during beta, GDPR-compliant and EU-hosted.
A Lebenslauf is the German tabular CV: reverse-chronological, often two pages, frequently with a photo, signature and full personal data. A US resume is a shorter, one-page summary without a photo. CvNeat builds a correct Lebenslauf for German-speaking markets and a clean layout for international roles.
A photo is customary on Swiss CVs and still expected by most recruiters, though it is not legally required. Include a professional headshot unless the employer says otherwise. CvNeat lets you toggle the photo on or off per CV, so you can match each Swiss application.
Yes. Europass is still used across the EU, especially for academic, public-sector and cross-border applications, though many private employers find its fixed layout generic. CvNeat offers Europass-compatible structure plus country-specific templates that local recruiters in Germany, France and beyond prefer.