CVWeb is an online resume builder: you fill in a ready-made form, pick a template and get a neat resume in PDF. The service works in English, Russian and Armenian.
Who made CVWeb
CVWeb was built by Creative Web, a web studio from Armenia. The idea came up in 2016: the studio's director Narek Yeghishyan and the team studied the job market in Armenia and abroad and saw that job seekers lacked a simple tool for writing a resume that meets common standards. That is how CVWeb — "web resume" — started.
How the service grew
- 2016 — the idea and the first version of the platform.
- 2018 — a new version: a fresh design, more templates, a personal account, resume tips, three interface languages.
- 2026 — the service was rebuilt from scratch: a new editor with live preview, autosave, PDF generation on the server.
Who it is for
- Job seekers who need a resume fast, without design software.
- Students and graduates writing their first resume.
- People looking for work in Armenia, Russia or abroad who need a resume in English, Russian or Armenian.
- Anyone applying to different jobs and keeping several versions of their resume.
What CVWeb can do
- 14 resume templates, from strict to creative.
- An editor with live preview: you see the resume the way an employer will.
- Autosave: all your resumes are kept in your account.
- Copying a resume to adapt it quickly for a new vacancy.
- Sign-in by email or with a social account.
- A blog with tips and resume examples for different professions.
Export formats
A finished resume downloads as a PDF. It is the standard format for job applications: the file looks the same on any device and is accepted by job sites and email services. The file name is set automatically: First_Last_CV.pdf.
Free and paid
Signing up, filling in and storing resumes is free. For free you can download one resume as a PDF in the "Classic" template once; this runs for 24 hours from the first download.
A paid pass opens all 14 templates for the chosen period:
- Basic — 3 days, up to 2 different resumes, 349 AMD.
- Standard — 10 days, up to 6 resumes, 629 AMD.
- Pro — 15 days, up to 15 resumes, 999 AMD.
It is a one-time payment, not a subscription: nothing renews automatically. When the pass ends, your resumes stay in your account.
What sets CVWeb apart
- Three languages, Armenian included — rare among resume builders.
- Pay for a period, not a subscription: pay once, use it for the days you need, no charges later.
- Resumes that follow the standards: the templates suggest the structure employers expect.
- Running since 2016 and developed by the team that built it.
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