Question 1

Will this resume pass ATS (applicant tracking systems)?

Accepted Answer

The PDF text is fully selectable and searchable — never screenshots of words. The Classic template is the safest: one column, standard fonts, no colours except near-black, plain text contact lines with no icons, and no letter-spaced headings. The photo is optional; leave it off for the strictest systems. Modern's sidebar is still real text, but if a recruiter asks for the most conservative file, export Classic.

Question 2

How do the two languages work?

Accepted Answer

Switch the app language (top of the site) and every button, label and date follows — Hindi resumes print months like जन 2021 – मार्च 2023 and "वर्तमान" for current roles. Latin-only content is exported with the built-in Helvetica (no font embedded, tiny files); any Devanagari character switches to the self-hosted Noto Sans Devanagari subset. The Noto face ships Regular only, so Hindi headings get their hierarchy from size and rules instead of bold.

Question 3

Is the photo safe to include?

Accepted Answer

It is entirely optional and never replaces text. The photo is embedded once as a PNG image with a transparent circular crop — nothing else about the page changes, and removing it is one click. Many ATS setups ignore images anyway; if a job posting says "no photo", simply remove it and export again.

Question 4

Where is my data stored, and what are the limits?

Accepted Answer

Nowhere but this browser: the draft auto-saves to local storage (dp_resume), up to 30 named copies live beside it, and the PDF is assembled on your device by a worker thread — no server, no sign-up, no watermark. Limits: 16 sections, 40 items per section, 12 bullets per role, 12 skill groups, and a photo up to 300 px; the page-count badge is an honest estimate from the same layout math the PDF uses.

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