Cover illustration. The files are listed under What's inside.
Personal Resume Presentation
Turn a resume into 24 slides: profile, work history timeline, skill bars, education, selected projects and a contact slide.
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- Includes the Standard license: personal, commercial and client work for one person.
- Instant download after payment, plus an email with links that stay active for 30 days.
- Refund within 14 days if you haven't downloaded it yet, if it doesn't work in the supported software listed here, or if it's faulty and we can't fix it.
- Contents
- 24 slides
- File formats
- .pptx, .key, Google Slides link, Canva link
- Supported software
- PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides, Canva
- Download size
- 12 MB
- Good for
- Interview self-presentations
- Graduate job applications
- Career change pitches
About this product
Your resume, laid out as slides: the deck opens with a profile and photo, then moves through a work history timeline, skill rating bars, education, certifications, selected projects, languages, references and a contact slide. All 24 slides use editable text and simple vector shapes, so a skill level or timeline entry changes by dragging a handle rather than redrawing it.
Some interview rounds ask candidates for a short self-presentation, and this gives that talk a structure that fits in under ten minutes. Graduates and career changers can also export it as a PDF to send alongside a standard resume.
What's inside
- 24 slides, 16:9, from profile intro to contact close
- Editable timeline for work history and education
- Skill bars and language levels drawn as vector shapes
- Portrait image placeholder on profile slides
- Editable in PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides and Canva
License
Standard license
Included with every purchase
For one person. Use the assets in unlimited personal and commercial projects, including work you deliver to clients.
Allowed
- Build your startup's pitch deck from a presentation template
- Use the same asset in as many of your projects as you like
- Design a client's website with a UI kit and hand over the finished site
- Use an icon set throughout your company's web app
Not allowed
- Reselling, sharing, sublicensing or giving away the files, as they are or modified, for example on stock sites or marketplaces
- Uploading the files anywhere others can download or extract them, such as a public repository
- Letting several people work from one Standard license (a Team license covers that)
- Selling print-on-demand merchandise or templates built on the assets without an Extended license